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Aug 3, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday, August 3, 2016

On today’s show, we’ll talk about Hillary Clinton’s new endorsement from Meg Whitman, the CEO of HP and a key Republican fundraiser; why companies are ditching suburbia; and a form of stress relief that involves sledgehammers and inanimate objects.

HP CEO Meg Whitman
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Segments From This Episode

More companies trade in suburbia for the city
by Reema Khrais
General Electric, © Gensler
GE and McDonald's are among those heading downtown in search of younger workers.
Wanna have a tantrum and smash something? Be her guest
by Marketplace Contributor
Brenda Salinas
Shawn Baker's company, Tantrums, lets you vent your rage — sledgehammers included.
Massachusetts passes law to combat unequal pay
by David Brancaccio
WOCinTech Chat
Employers will be barred from asking a simple question that can mean lower salaries for women and minorities.
Major political donors like the Kochs now focusing on local and state races
by Andy Uhler
SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images
The presidential race isn't the only important one to donors.
Kanye West volunteers his services to Ikea
by David Brancaccio
A $72 million hack on Bitcoin, Massachusetts' ban on a common interview question, and an unlikely Ikea designer.

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Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday, August 3, 2016

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Segments From This Episode

More companies trade in suburbia for the city

Wanna have a tantrum and smash something? Be her guest

Massachusetts passes law to combat unequal pay

Major political donors like the Kochs now focusing on local and state races

Kanye West volunteers his services to Ikea