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Jun 16, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Thursday, June 16, 2016

On today’s show, we’ll talk about the shape of the world’s markets; the opening of Shanghai Disneyland; and the baseball lawsuit that defined how corporations are governed.

A general view of Wrigley Field. — A general view of Wrigley Field.
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Segments From This Episode

Online grocery shopping could add growth to the cart
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Kroger is expanding its ClickList feature as other retailers experiment, too.
LA County wants homelessness emergency declared
by Andy Uhler
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County supervisors call on the state to provide more funds to tackle the problem.
How a baseball lawsuit helped define how corporations are governed
by Scott Tong
Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images
It all started because there were no lights at Wrigley Field for night games.
Sears crumbles as buybacks go up
by David Brancaccio
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It's a story of a century-old business imploding.
China’s Disneyland: Big enough for its consumer class?
by Rob Schmitz
Cici Chen/Marketplace
Long lines — some more than 4 hours — await visitors.
Will the Fed raise interest rates this year?
by David Brancaccio
Interest rate hikes (or lack thereof), online groceries, and LA County's homelessness problem.

On today’s show, we’ll talk about the shape of the world’s markets; the opening of Shanghai Disneyland; and the baseball lawsuit that defined how corporations are governed.

Marketplace Morning Report for Thursday, June 16, 2016