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Marketplace AM for November 28, 2006
Nov 28, 2006

Marketplace AM for November 28, 2006

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Hospital closures on the horizon?

Nov 28, 2006
A state commission in New York today is likely to recommend closure of dozens of public hospitals to streamline health care delivery and costs. Helen Palmer reports.

Putting on the brakes in India?

Nov 28, 2006
Businesses and investors from around the world have had an eye on India's fast-growing market, but now some leaders there are questioning whether the country can sustain that growth. Miranda Kennedy explains.

Making movie business history

Nov 28, 2006
This week in 1907, movie mogul Louis B. Mayer got his start. Stacey Vanek-Smith takes us back.

Housing stocks on the rise

Nov 28, 2006
Existing home sales are expected to fall again, but Wall Street is betting the worst of the housing slump is behind us. Is the celebration premature? Amy Scott reports.

Airports want to raise fees

Nov 28, 2006
Many of the agencies that run America's airports are pressing to charge airlines higher landing and terminal fees — but passengers may be the ones footing the bill. Steve Tripoli reports.

Brits fed up with 'selfish protectionism'

Nov 28, 2006
Britain's main business organization has some harsh words for the U.S. and continental Europe. The CBI is accusing other nations of hypocrisy in talking free trade but blocking foreign takeovers. Stephen Beard reports.

Verizon gets YouTube to go

Nov 28, 2006
YouTube has signed an agreement with Verizon Wireless to make video clips available on its cell phones. Alisa Roth has details.

On the Massachusetts v. EPA sidelines

Nov 28, 2006
The business community is divided over whether greenhouse gas emissions should be regulated as a pollutant. The Supreme Court takes up the question in a potentially far-reaching case tomorrow. Sarah Gardner reports.

Pricing out 12 Days of Christmas

Nov 28, 2006
A wealth management group reports the cost of a partridge in a pear tree and other items in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" song are up this year. Stacey Vanek-Smith has the details.

Small-town brain drain

Nov 28, 2006
Commentator Andrew Valencia explains why he's likely to join the exodus of bright young minds from small-town America. He says it's not just for better jobs in big cities.