Segments From This Episode

• Flint residents are furious as discounted water bills end

  by Jed Kim

  Widespread lead contamination devastated Flint, Michigan. Since then, residents have been getting discounted water bills. But as of March 1, those discounts end as officials say the water is safe to use. That’s despite recommendations that residents keep filtering their water as pipes are repaired. The announcement has many in the stricken city furious.  Click […]

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• Expansion of Graceland complex enshrines the King for a new generation

  by Marketplace Contributor

  

  About 600,000 people visit Graceland a year.

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• Retailers launch TV campaign to battle proposed tax on imported goods

  by Adam Allington

  Best Buy released earnings this week, at a time when retailers are concerned about the imposition of a border adjustment tax. The National Retail Federation has launched a media campaign hoping to win consumers over by pointing out how costs of everyday purchases will go up. The TV ad is airing on “Fox and Friends” […]

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• 03/02/17: Flint residents will stop getting discounted water bills

  by David Brancaccio

  Snapchat is going to start trading its stock publicly today at $17 a share, placing its value at $24 billion. But despite that impressive amount, what does the future hold for the company? Its user growth is slowing and net losses are widening. Next up, we'll look at an end to water discounts in Flint, Michigan, and then explore Graceland's expansion plans.

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