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Jan 31, 2012

Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Facebook’s IPO looks to be drawing near, and even if you aren’t investing in the company, it could still offer you something valuable. We take a look at the current state of the gambling industry through the eyes of the president and CEO of Caesars. And our election 2012 coverage kicks off with a peek into the Real Economy of Nebraska, a place where agriculture still takes center stage.

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WTO rules against China for unfair trade practices
by Rob Schmitz
A ruling against China by the World Trade Organization could mean cheaper rare earth metals. The metals are used in many electronic devices.
Nebraska manufacturers make dramatic comeback
by David Gura
How employees at one Nebraska manufacturer pulled together to survive recession, and now the future seems brighter than ever.
The state of gambling from the head of Caesars
by Jeremy Hobson
The head of Caesars Entertainment discusses how casinos are faring in this global economy.
European leaders approve new fiscal agreement
European leaders have agreed on the details of a new treaty that requires countries to balance their budgets and limit their deficits. It's a long-term solution to the continent's debt troubles.
What UPS earnings signal about the economy
by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
UPS earnings are out today. The company serves as a bellwether stock because as the economy improves, it sells — and ships — more items.
Starbucks to open India location soon
by Nidhi Dutt
While other American firms have set up camp in the country, Starbucks is planning to open its first store in India in September.
Case-Shiller Index shows falling home prices continue
by Juli Niemann
Home prices are falling again in many major American cities. Why?
U.S., EU score major trade victory over China
by Adriene Hill
The World Trade Organization has ruled that China must immediately drop its system of export taxes and quotas on a range of raw materials.
Claremont McKenna admits to bloating SAT scores
by Adriene Hill
California-based liberal arts college Claremont McKenna says a school official cheated in reporting SAT scores to places like U.S. News & World Report, which ranks colleges across the country.
Facebook reportedly close to IPO filing
by Stacey Vanek Smith
KIMIHIRO HOSHINO/AFP/Getty Images
Facebook’s share-offer registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission will disclose its earnings, salaries and business risks.
More on the state of the gambling industry
by Jeremy Hobson
The president and CEO of Caesars Entertainment speaks about where gambling is doing the best now, and where he hopes to expand in the near future.