Apr 23, 2013

Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday, April 23, 2013

The euro zone debt crisis may have lost some of the drama we've seen in recent years, but new figures out this morning show it is far from over. Peter Henry, dean of NYU's Stern School of Business, discusses his new book Turnaround: Third World Lessons for First World Growth. And a check in on the for-profit college industry as DeVry reports earnings.

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What DeVry's earnings say about the for-profit college business

by Amy Scott

Apr 23, 2013

As for-profit colleges learn to survive with fewer students, the rise of free online courses raises new questions.

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Want to spur growth in the U.S.? Take a hint from Chile

by Jeremy Hobson

Apr 23, 2013

What can be done to spur growth in the U.S. and the euro zone? Peter Henry, Dean of NYU's Stern School of Business, thinks the answer lies in developing countries.

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European Debt Crisis

As Germany stumbles, will the rest of Europe fall down with it?

by Stephen Beard

Apr 23, 2013

Linked by a common currency, the countries in the euro zone are roped together like climbers scaling a cliff face. If one or more loses their footing, the rest could come crashing down.

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Globalist Quiz

Quiz: Is global meat consumption up or down?

by Marketplace Contributor

Apr 23, 2013

How much do you know about global dietary habits and meat consumption?

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Netflix adds two million U.S. subscribers

by Noel King

Apr 23, 2013

Netflix added two million U.S. subscribers to its streaming video service in the first quarter of this year. Analysts say that the company is making its mark with original programming.

Kevin Spacey appears in the Netflix original series 'House of Cards.'

via Netflix

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Mid-day Update

PODCAST: Netflix, surveillance, and drought profits

by Jeremy Hobson

Apr 23, 2013

Netflix adds subscribers, DuPont earnings are up on drought-resistant seed sales, and after Boston, surveillance cameras are hot sellers.

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Drought helps DuPont rake in profits

by Noel King

Apr 23, 2013

DuPont Chemical is primarily known for products like paint pigment, but the sale of drought-resistant seeds is boosting the company's earnings.

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The euro zone debt crisis may have lost some of the drama we’ve seen in recent years, but new figures out this morning show it is far from over. Peter Henry, dean of NYU’s Stern School of Business, discusses his new book Turnaround: Third World Lessons for First World Growth. And a check in on the for-profit college industry as DeVry reports earnings.