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Marketplace Morning Report for Monday May 5, 2014
May 5, 2014

Marketplace Morning Report for Monday May 5, 2014

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A lot has changed in our tech lives since counter-terrorism agent Jack Bauer left the air in 2014. When "24" returns on Monday, will the show have caught up? Will Bauer torture terrorists by making them watch cat videos on his iPad? Plus, Tyson Foods reports earnings on Monday, and they're expected to grow. Chicken producers have benefitted from the rising price of beef and pork, and the apparent shift by restaurants to pitch more chicken at customers because of its lower price. 

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An audio tour of the birthplace of your technology

May 5, 2014
All those really cool devices of yours? They all started out in a place that looks a bit like a robot hospital.

Frozen assets: lime prices skyrocket

May 5, 2014
Cinco de Mayo is here and be prepared to pay big for margaritas and guacamole this year.
The Lemonrita is one way New York restaurant Anejo is hoping to cope with high lime prices

Jack Bauer's brand-new iPad?

May 5, 2014
A lot has changed in our tech lives since counter-terrorism agent Jack Bauer left the air.

Chicken: The relatively cheaper meat

May 5, 2014
With beef and pork prices rising, many restaurants push chicken dishes.

PODCAST: Buffett-Palooza

May 5, 2014
The annual meeting of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway company wraps up. And limes are getting more expensive.

Target CEO steps down in security breach aftermath

May 5, 2014
Gregg Steinhafel resigns as company seeks to rebuild its reputation.

A lot has changed in our tech lives since counter-terrorism agent Jack Bauer left the air in 2014. When “24” returns on Monday, will the show have caught up? Will Bauer torture terrorists by making them watch cat videos on his iPad? Plus, Tyson Foods reports earnings on Monday, and they’re expected to grow. Chicken producers have benefitted from the rising price of beef and pork, and the apparent shift by restaurants to pitch more chicken at customers because of its lower price.