Segments From This Episode

• Putin says he’ll replace lost Super Bowl ring

  by Kai Ryssdal

  The Russian president claims he doesn't remember the incident involving Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ring.

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• Oracle sees future with NYSE; gives NASDAQ the boot

  Oracle is leaving the NASDAQ and moving over to the New York Stock Exchange.

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• The FAA answers: Why can’t I use my iPad at takeoff?

  by Dan Gorenstein

  The productivity loss of takeoff and landing.

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• The reinvention of LEGO

  by Kai Ryssdal

  University of Pennsylvania professor Dave Robertson writes about the company and how it recovered from its near-death experience.

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• Americans in Paris…at the Air Show

  by Christopher Werth

  The Paris Air Show is one of the world’s largest aviation and defense showcases. The U.S. pavilion is always the biggest, and typically attracts an entourage of American governors and members of Congress. But in this age of budget cuts, scrutiny on the costs will be high.

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• Ben Bernanke’s muddled message?

  by Kai Ryssdal

  The Fed chairman spoke about quantitative easing on Wednesday, and the possibility of tapering, and the markets reacted.

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• In online video competition, Facebook offers an extra 9 seconds

  by Adriene Hill

  Vine, on Twitter, lets you make a six-second video. Instagram, on Facebook, up to 15 seconds. What's nine more seconds worth?

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• Does new TV show stereotype Latinas?

  by Jeff Tyler

  The new TV show, "Devious Maids," is a soap opera aimed at a Hispanic audience, but some Latinos feel it trades in stereotypes.

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