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Jul 3, 2006

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Stories You Might Like Who’s footing the bill for the president’s big July Fourth parade? The scrimmage to sponsor Women’s World Cup soccer The trade war triggered diplomatic fireworks, but the actual ones might not go off Holy hiring! U.S. economy adds 528,000 jobs in July A 4th of July without fireworks? What’s Jerome Powell […]

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Airbus execs quit

by Stephen Beard
Jul 3, 2006
Two top executives at European aircraft maker Airbus and its parent company have quit, forced out of office two weeks after announcing delays in the company's new super jumbo jet A380. Stephen Beard reports.
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Wait begins in Mexico

by Dan Grech
Jul 3, 2006
Dan Grech reports from Mexico City on the result of Mexico's presidential election and it economic implications.
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Hotels make a comeback

by Alex Cohen
Jul 3, 2006
It's going to be a busy and lucrative summer for hotels this year. Alex Cohen tells us why.
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Election uncertainty won't help Mexico's economy

by Dan Grech
Jul 3, 2006
It will likely be a couple days before we know who won Mexico's presidential election. Marketplace Americas Desk correspondent Dan Grech talks to host Mark Austin Thomas from Mexico City.
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Working on the 3rd

by Ashley Milne-Tyte
Jul 3, 2006
Today is a workday for some and a holiday for others. Ashley Milne-Tyte looks at why some companies are off and others in full swing.
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Second half preview

by Rachel Dornhelm
Jul 3, 2006
With the year half over, Rachel Dornhelm asked economists to grade the economy's 2006 performance so far and look ahead to the next six months.
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Budget standoff in New Jersey

by Amy Scott
Jul 3, 2006
All but essential state services are closed in New Jersey today. That could leave thousands of government workers without paychecks. It also spells trouble for the state's casino industry. Amy Scott explains.
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Viral video

by Marketplace Staff
Jul 3, 2006
CNet executive editor Brian Cooley and host Mark Austin Thomas discuss the market potential of viral videos.
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Social change in India

by Miranda Kennedy
Jul 3, 2006
India is slowly dismantling its deeply entrenched caste system. Miranda Kennedy has the story of one Untouchable who's bucked the constraints of social hierarchy.
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