Segments From This Episode

• Nashville tries to capitalize on TV spotlight

  by Blake Farmer

  The new ABC drama "Nashville" is shot in and around the Tennessee city, and local tourism officials are basking in the TV spotlight.

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• Report: Iraq could double its oil production

  by Eve Troeh

  Higher production could make Iraq the world's second-largest oil exporter. Most of the added oil won't go to the U.S., but to countries helping Iraq rebuild its oil facilities and basic infrastructure.

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• Adele aims to break Bond musical spell

  by Stacey Vanek Smith

  

  Pop star Adele’s theme song for the new James Bond film is already an Internet sensation. It’s been 27 years since a Bond song topped the charts.

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• Risks remain for American despite CEO apology

  by Mark Garrison

  American Airlines could face continued business fallout even as CEO apologizes to passengers for delays and talks resume with pilots.

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• Testing the ‘rules’ of public negotiations

  by Jeremy Hobson

  American Airlines airlines has blamed its pilots, who are unhappy with new pay and work rules, for purposefully forcing delays and cancellations in protest.

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• Red Cross launches appeal for Spanish poor

  by Marketplace Contributor

  The disaster relief agency asks for help to assist those affected by the European debt crisis.

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• Markets await Beige Book with moderate optimism

  by Jeff Horwich

  This afternoon the Federal Reserve will release the Beige Book — it's summary of economic conditions across various regions of the country,

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• China snubs Japan with IMF no-show

  by Jeff Horwich

  As China and Japan are disputing island territories, the head of China's central bank will be a no-show at this week's meeting of the International Monetary Fund in Japan.

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• Supreme Court affirmative action case a test for employers

  by Mitchell Hartman

  The Supreme Court's review of racial preferences in college admissions won't invalidate racial considerations in hiring.

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• Toyota recalls 7.4 million cars over window switch issue

  by Jeff Horwich

  There haven't been any reported safety issues over the power window switch problems, but Toyota isn't taking any chances with this recall.

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• PODCAST: Adele goes Bond, Federal Reserve goes beige

  by Jeff Horwich

  Global markets are digesting the fact that the head of China's central bank will be a no-show at this week's meeting of the IMF. Toyota is recalling 7.4 million cars around the world. The Red Cross is getting involved in the European Debt Crisis — the organization is asking for donations to help the poor in Spain.

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