Segments From This Episode

• OECD says increase needed in European bailout fund

  by Marketplace Staff

  Yesterday the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris said the European Union would need to increase the amount of money in its bailout fund to more than a trillion dollars.

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• Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in England could hurt economy

  It seems this year's Diamond Jubilee — which celebrates her 60th year on the throne — could be a bad thing for the economy.

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• Magic Johnson invests in the L.A. Dodgers

  by Stacey Vanek Smith and Jeremy Hobson

  

  The Dodgers have a new owner. The troubled franchise will be bought up by a group of investors, Magic Johnson among them.

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• Day Three of health care arguments in D.C.

  by Gregory Warner

  Today is the final day the Supreme Court will hear arguments about the legality of the Obama administration's health care overhaul. The Justices will be looking at severability, of what happens if the individual mandate is struck down.

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• Doctors differ on health care reform proposals

  by Jeff Tyler

  Doctors across America give very different takes on the Affordable Care Act, aspects of which are now being considered by the U.S. Supreme Court.

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• Rep. Michael Burgess on the Affordable Care Act

  by Stacey Vanek Smith

  

  As the final day of arguments wrap up at the Supreme Court over the legality of President Obama's health care law, we speak to one outspoken critic of the plan.

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• SAT and ACT to adopt tougher security standards

  by Amy Scott

  The people who put together the SAT and ACT college entrance exams have announced new security standards in response to a cheating scandal.

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• Good and bad signs for the U.S. housing market

  by Josh Brown

  It is one step forward, one step back for the housing market. The mortgage bankers association says this morning applications for home mortgages were up 3.3 percent last week but demand for refinancing dropped for the sixth straight week.

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• Could BlackBerry be flattened?

  by Jennifer Collins

  Earnings report from Research in Motion, parent company of BlackBerry, may be a cliffhanger.

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• Americans not getting enough sleep

  by David Lazarus

  New information from the Centers for Disease Control reveals that more than quarter of the U.S. population say they're not getting enough shuteye. The issue has consequences on our economy and health.

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• PODCAST: Gas keeps rising, Annie’s goes public

  by Mary Dooe

  

  Research shows that over a quarter of the population isn't getting enough sleep, but what can be done? Research in Motion reports earnings tomorrow, and despite efforts to revamp the company and its BlackBerry product, the outlook is still grim. The health care debate continues into Day Three, and David Brancaccio continues his cross-country trip looking at robots that are stealing our jobs.

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• Insurers keep close eye on extreme weather report

  by Adriene Hill

  The IPCC is about to release its latest findings regarding extreme weather trends and climate change. The predictions can help insurers figure out what to cover, and for how much.

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