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Jun 6, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Monday, June 6, 2016

On today’s show, we’ll talk about a possible reduction in the cost of cancer drugs; a new global standard to measure food loss and waste; and the negative effects of a trade war on California.

A cook at MoMo's restaurant in San Francisco, California empties food scraps into a larger recycling container. — A cook at MoMo's restaurant in San Francisco, California empties food scraps into a larger recycling container.
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Segments From This Episode

Even a bad jobs report can’t get the markets down
by Molly Wood
A look at the U.S. markets amid the release of Friday's jobs report, the risk with co-signing loans, and the Indian prime minister's visit to Washington.
Coalition launches global food loss and waste standard
by Annie Baxter
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Global food loss and waste cost up to $940 billion a year.
Deals aimed at reining in costs of cancer drugs show promise
by Dan Gorenstein
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Some manufacturers are willing to tie drug price to performance.
Why a trade war would be particularly bad for California
by Ben Bergman
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As California's voters turn out for Tuesday's primary, a trade war worries many.
Bromance and trade on the agenda as Indian prime minister visits US
by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
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India's prime minister could take up a variety of economic issues during his visit to the U.S.
Co-signing loans can be bad business
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Beware of friends and family who want to glom onto your credit score!
The spacy state of law around commercial moon travel
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Moon Express has been working toward lunar exploration since the '90s.

On today’s show, we’ll talk about a possible reduction in the cost of cancer drugs; a new global standard to measure food loss and waste; and the negative effects of a trade war on California.