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Apr 5, 2016

Marketplace for Tuesday, April 5, 2016

A history of Venezuela’s miserable petrostate economy; the Treasury Department expresses concerns over corporate inversions; and how companies don’t have to leave the United States to find a tax haven

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Segments From This Episode

How to think like a burglar
by Kai Ryssdal
Flood G. (Flickr Creative Commons)
Author Geoff Manaugh on his new book "A Burglar's Guide to the City."
Why a corporation’s "inversion" matters to taxpayers
by Annie Baxter
Alex Wong/Getty Images
The Treasury Department issues new rules to deter U.S. corporations from merging with foreign companies for tax purposes.
Gentrification in Brooklyn
by Kai Ryssdal
We find out more about WNYC’s ‘There Goes the Neighborhood,’ a new podcast that talks about how the real estate market shakes up an established neighborhood.
The Thursday-Night Game gets ready for the small screen
by Nova Safo
TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images
Twitter has purchased the rights to live stream the NFL's Thursday Night Game.
How oil-rich Venezuela ended up with a miserable economy
by Scott Tong
Jorge Galino/Marketplace
A history of the Latin American country's resource curse.
The newest tax haven for the wealthy could be right here in the U.S.
by Mark Garrison
Ethan Miller/Getty Images
Nevada and Delaware rank high on the list of tax havens.
Hamilton is "Non-Stop," brings in $500,000 a week
by Kai Ryssdal
Theo Wargo/Getty Images
History has it's eyes on you, Lin Manuel-Miranda

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Marketplace for Tuesday, April 5, 2016

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Segments From This Episode

How to think like a burglar

Why a corporation’s "inversion" matters to taxpayers

Gentrification in Brooklyn

The Thursday-Night Game gets ready for the small screen

How oil-rich Venezuela ended up with a miserable economy

The newest tax haven for the wealthy could be right here in the U.S.

Hamilton is "Non-Stop," brings in $500,000 a week

Music from the episode