Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday December 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014

Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday December 2, 2014

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First up on today's show, we're talking about Russia, where there's news of recession. Plus, in the coming hours, we'll hear from the car and truck companies about their sales last month. Many expect the holidays to come early for automakers, with the economy up and gas prices down. And yesterday, the gods (small "g") proclaimed we were supposed to buy things on the internet for Cyber Monday. Today, Giving Tuesday, for charity. Picking up this theme, let's turn to a leading light of online social media who argues that in the near future, companies will spend most of their advertising money on ... philanthropy. We talk with Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter and now CEO of Jelly.

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Netflix makes its biggest bet yet on 'Marco Polo'

Dec 2, 2014
And just like the titular explorer, Netflix has global ambitions.

Black Friday is so last week

Dec 2, 2014
With the big holiday shopping days out of the way, here comes Giving Tuesday.

What's driving an increase in auto sales?

Dec 2, 2014
Analysts expect the holidays to come early for automakers.

Biz Stone on why philanthropy makes business sense

Dec 2, 2014
A conversation on graphic design, new ventures and the future of marketing.

PODCAST: A $90 million game of Marco Polo

Dec 2, 2014
Hedge Funds on the way out, Netflix plays Marco Polo, and Biz Stone talks graphic design.

First up on today’s show, we’re talking about Russia, where there’s news of recession. Plus, in the coming hours, we’ll hear from the car and truck companies about their sales last month. Many expect the holidays to come early for automakers, with the economy up and gas prices down. And yesterday, the gods (small “g”) proclaimed we were supposed to buy things on the internet for Cyber Monday. Today, Giving Tuesday, for charity. Picking up this theme, let’s turn to a leading light of online social media who argues that in the near future, companies will spend most of their advertising money on … philanthropy. We talk with Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter and now CEO of Jelly.