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Marketplace Morning Report for Tuesday September 2, 2014

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First up, a German court has imposed a temporary ban on the car-sharing service Uber. The company, which has been valued at $17 billion dollars, has been expanding; setting up shop in cities around the world. As that’s happened, Uber’s faced criticism, especially from taxi drivers. That’s led to strikes in some markets, and legal action in others. Plus, just a few months after he lost his primary in Virginia’s seventh congressional district, Eric Cantor, the former House Majority Leader has a new job. Cantor will become Vice Chairman and Managing Director at Moelis and Company, an investment bank. And all this week, Marketplace Tech is looking at how technology is changing how we read. Marketplace Tech host Ben Johnson joins us to talk about it.

 

Segments From this episode

The benefits of developing an Ebola vaccine

by Jim Burress Sep 2, 2014
While the market for an Ebola vaccine is small, the payoff of production is big.

Has the rise of the e-reader changed how we read?

by David Gura and Ben Johnson Sep 2, 2014
How e-readers are both helping and hurting our ability to read and comprehend.

How Facebook helps advertisers target ads in India

by Sam Harnett Sep 2, 2014
Facebook is giving advertisers cell reception data to serve ads more efficiently.
Mid-day Update

PODCAST: Facebook targets India

by David Gura Sep 2, 2014
Economic growth for the fall, Eric Cantor's new gig, and Facebook's ads in India.

Eric Cantor gets a new job...on Wall Street

by Sabri Ben-Achour Sep 2, 2014
The former house majority leader heads to boutique investment bank Moelis and Co.

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