Segments From This Episode

• The delicate art of rejecting a job candidate

  by Annie Baxter

  Why some companies are trying to close the door on job candidates a little more politely.

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• Moguls head to deal-making summer camp in Sun Valley

  by Kate Davidson

  Investment bank Allen & Co's annual get together for the business glitterati starts today in Sun Valley, and the media deals could pile up.

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• As Barnes & Noble struggles, Christian bookstores succeed

  by Mark Garrison

  Christian bookstores are boosting sales by drawing people in for everything from coffee to bible study sessions.

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• Coal pollution cuts life expectancy in China

  by John Sudworth

  China's government policy to promote coal use may have cut life expectancy for millions of people by more than five years on average.

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• Should companies be forced to rotate auditors?

  by Noel King

  

  The House of Representatives has voted to ban a proposed requirement that would force companies to rotate auditors every few years.

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• Gas prices may seem ok now, but don’t say we didn’t warn you

  by Juli Niemann

  The wholesale price of oil fell this morning, but it's still hovering above $100 a barrel.

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• PODCAST: Auditor rotation, Christian vocation

  by David Brancaccio

  Should companies be forced to rotate auditors? As Barnes & Noble struggles, Christian bookstores succeed. And tech companies look to stay ahead of hackers.

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