Feb 8, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Monday, February 8, 2016

A sign showing that the Chipotle Mexican Grill Boston location is closed on December 8, 2015. Scott Eisen/Getty Images

Airing on Monday, February 8, 2016: On today's show, we'll talk about Superbowl ads; Chipotle's attempts to turn around its image; and a plan to install private businesses and housing among public housing in New York City to raise money.

Segments From this episode

Gentrifying a public housing neighborhood

by David Brancaccio

Feb 8, 2016

What if you could sell public housing land to developers of regular housing and stores?

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Can fixing infrastructure solve rural poverty?

by Caitlin Esch

Feb 8, 2016

A wastewater treatment plant in a small town prepares for more business.

Plant Manager Cyndie Moberly (left) and Engineer Kari Foy at a wastewater treatment plant in Hampton, S.C.

Caitlin Esch

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President Obama wants to help you get your first job

by Nova Safo

Feb 8, 2016

The 2017 budget to include nearly $6 billion for youngsters get on career ladder.

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Super Bowl ads less intense

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

Feb 8, 2016

The Super Bowl ads this year were lighter in tone than last year.

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Hey, lunch at Chipotle? Not today.

by Annie Baxter

Feb 8, 2016

After illness outbreaks, Chipotle closes for lunch to review food-safety protocols with employees.

A sign showing a Chipotle Mexican Grill in Boston, Massachusetts, which closed on December 8, 2015 after 80 students at Boston College had gotten sick from eating at the fast food chain. On Monday, February 8, 2016, Chipotle will close for lunch to review food-safety protocols with employees.

Scott Eisen/Getty Images

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Mid-day Update

Employing young workers

by David Brancaccio

Feb 8, 2016

Stock markets, young workers, and infrastructure.

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Airing on Monday, February 8, 2016: On today’s show, we’ll talk about Superbowl ads; Chipotle’s attempts to turn around its image; and a plan to install private businesses and housing among public housing in New York City to raise money.