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Apr 8, 2014

Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday April 8, 2014

The Puerto Rican bank is getting out of the Chicago and Southern California markets, retreating to the East Coast. We look at the reasons. Plus: Obama signs the EO, that will make it easier for federal contractors to talk about what they make. So will they?

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Segments From This Episode

In Kentucky, who’s to blame for coal’s decline?
by Sarah Gardner
The main problem is that Kentucky coal is played out and expensive to mine.
China targets U.S. pig imports
by Rob Schmitz
China has imposed tough restrictions on live pigs imports from the U.S.
How much is a college championship ring worth?
by Adriene Hill
NCAA limits the value of gifts championship winners receive
Are you a giver or a taker?
by David Brancaccio
Wharton professor Adam Grant tells us who is more successful in business
Banco Popular retreats toward its home base
by Dan Weissmann
The bank may shed its branches in Chicago and L.A.
Why don’t we like to talk about our pay?
by Kate Davidson
An executive order will make it easier for federal contractors to discuss pay
PODCAST: (Not) talking about pay
by David Brancaccio
Banco Popular is shifting eastward from Los Angeles and Chicago. And looking at giving and taking in the workplace.

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Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday April 8, 2014

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Segments From This Episode

In Kentucky, who’s to blame for coal’s decline?

China targets U.S. pig imports

How much is a college championship ring worth?

Are you a giver or a taker?

Banco Popular retreats toward its home base

Why don’t we like to talk about our pay?

PODCAST: (Not) talking about pay