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Marketplace Morning Report for Thursday July 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014

Marketplace Morning Report for Thursday July 24, 2014

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Women who promote other women, and non-white managers who hire diversity candidates, are subject to worse performance reviews. A new study from the University of Colorado also finds that white men who make the same decisions are rewarded. We look at ways to eliminate this bias against… eliminating bias. Plus, some bond insurers are fighting Detroit’s bankruptcy plan – because they can’t afford the lower bond payments the city will make under the agreement. They not only made a bad bet on Detroit’s debt, they also were hit by other bad investments.  

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Why it's so difficult to break the glass ceiling

Jul 24, 2014
New study shows women and minority leaders are discouraged from hiring diversity.

Why young children are fleeing Central America

Jul 24, 2014
A closer look at the influx of young migrants crossing the border into the U.S.

PODCAST: Breaking the glass ceiling

Jul 24, 2014
Changing money market funds, punishment for hiring diversity, and young migrants from Central America.

Some bond insurers oppose Detroit's bankruptcy plan

Jul 24, 2014
Companies that insured Detroit's debt also made other bad bets.

Debating corporate tax inversions

Jul 24, 2014
What the government can do to prevent companies from reincorporating overseas.

A fund to invest more in rural infrastructure

Jul 24, 2014
The Department of Agriculture is partnering with the private sector to launch a new investment fund.

Women who promote other women, and non-white managers who hire diversity candidates, are subject to worse performance reviews. A new study from the University of Colorado also finds that white men who make the same decisions are rewarded. We look at ways to eliminate this bias against… eliminating bias. Plus, some bond insurers are fighting Detroit’s bankruptcy plan – because they can’t afford the lower bond payments the city will make under the agreement. They not only made a bad bet on Detroit’s debt, they also were hit by other bad investments.