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Jun 29, 2016

Marketplace for Wednesday, June 29, 2016

Brexit may turn out to be a regional issue as markets begin to stabilize and panic subsides; we asked Americans if they think the economy is rigged and 71 percent said yes; and how Facebook is changing newsfeeds to feature more personal content

An Occupy Wall Street protestor holds up a mock debt note during a demonstration in San Francisco, California. — An Occupy Wall Street protestor holds up a mock debt note during a demonstration in San Francisco, California.
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Segments From This Episode

How the post office created America
by Kai Ryssdal
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A new book explains.
As Brexit looms, London frets about its future
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London voted to remain in the EU, but now the likelihood of leaving worries many.
What Facebook’s new algorithm means for you
by Kai Ryssdal and Molly Wood
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It's good news! If you're not a publisher.
Brexit: global catastrophe or regional difficulty?
by Tracey Samuelson
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The negative reaction to the UK's decision to leave the EU may have been excessive.
Nike serves up a big fashion don’t at Wimbledon
by Gigi Douban
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Female players paid to wear Nike weren't exactly game for its babydoll dresses.
Survey says: Americans feel the economy is rigged
by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
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Across the board, people who took our latest poll say the economy is "rigged" to favor certain groups.
Keep Calm and Carry On poster is on sale for $28k
by Kai Ryssdal
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When Britain needs it the most.
A slimmed-down GE Capital highlights pros and cons of "too big to fail"
by Dan Gorenstein
YASUYOSHI CHIBA/AFP/Getty Images
In the last year, GE Capital has sold off $180 billion dollars of its business
Weekly Wrap: Forget a jobless recovery, this is the growthless recovery
by Kai Ryssdal
Plus, Hillary Clinton's convention speech and counting the decades until the next rate hike.

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Brexit may turn out to be a regional issue as markets begin to stabilize and panic subsides; we asked Americans if they think the economy is rigged and 71 percent said yes; and how Facebook is changing newsfeeds to feature more personal content