Segments From This Episode

• Russia oil firm Rosneft enters deal with BP

  by Marketplace Contributor

  The British Oil company BP is selling off its stake in a joint venture to the state-run Russian oil company Rosneft.

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• Hospitals cash in on patient satisfaction

  by Dan Gorenstein

  Under the new healthcare law, hospitals can be rewarded for improving patient care.

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• Microsoft to unveil major Windows overhaul this week

  by Marketplace Contributor

  The new Windows 8 operating system promises some big changes, including a radically different look. It could also mean having to relearn Windows.

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• What makes a company ‘too big to fail?’

  by Stacey Vanek Smith

  

  Prudential Financial is under federal scrutiny, along with several other companies, for being a "systemic risk."

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• Amid budget battle, Georgia archives to stay open

  by Jim Burress

  As Georgia confronts budget cuts, residents fights to keep the state archives funded.

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• In debate, candidates get tough on China

  by Mark Garrison

  As the presidential race shifts towards foreign policy, the candidates trade jabs over China on outsourcing and currency manipulation.

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• Economic issues to take center stage in debate

  by Mark Garrison

  Foreign policy is the official topic of tonight's final presidential debate, but look for both candidates to connect global issues to American jobs.

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• Caterpillar cuts profit forecast due to weak exports

  by Marketplace Contributor

  The global machinery giant is cutting its forecast for 2012, even as third-quarter profits were up, due to a weak global economy.

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• Allan Sloan: Is Citigroup ‘too big to succeed’?

  by Jeff Horwich

  Citigroup has not come roaring out of the financial crisis like Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan Chase. Some analysts think the problems at Citigroup are inherent to the "one-stop-shopping" business model that Citigroup pioneered in the 1990s.

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• PODCAST: Too big to fail or too big to succeed?

  by Jeff Horwich

  There will be a lot of focus on who wins and loses tonight's final presidential debate, but there's sure to be one loser: China. Also get ready for Windows 8, and will changing CEOs really fix what's wrong at Citigroup?

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• Japan suffers export headache over dispute with China

  by Rupert Wingfield-Hayes

  Japanese exports fell 10.3 percent in September raising fears of a slide into recession.

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