Segments From This Episode

• Egypt’s Morsi leaves legacy of economic ‘disaster’

  by Noel King

  

  Egypt's deposed President, Mohamed Morsi, inherited a country in economic shambles. His largely ineffectual response only exacerbated the problem.

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• Why college endowments don’t cover tuition

  by Kate Davidson

  As President Obama pressures colleges to limit tuition increases, could colleges with wealthy endowments use some of that money to offset the rising cost of higher education?

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• A rush of Obamacare spending, public and private

  by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

  The federal government is spending millions of dollars on contracts related to the Affordable Care Act, and private spending to comply with the law is far greater.

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• Trader Joe’s goes after Pirate Joe’s for reselling products

  by Mark Garrison

  The popular grocer is suing a small business owner for reselling its products in Canada.

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• NASDAQ freezes, fears heat up, high speed trading here to stay

  by Mark Garrison

  Chris Low, chief economist at FTN Financial, says glitches like this are bound to keep happening.

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• Microsoft stock soars as CEO Steve Ballmer steps aside

  by Queena Kim

  Ballmer has led the company at a difficult time for the tech giant, which has struggled to transition its products out of the PC era.

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• PODCAST: Trader Joe’s v. Pirate Joe’s

  by Mark Garrison

  Trader Joe's goes after Pirate Joe's for reselling products. Why college endowments don't cover tuition. NASDAQ freezes, fears heat up, and high speed trading is here to stay.

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