Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday April 23, 2014
Apr 23, 2014

Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday April 23, 2014

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Rick Warren is opening up a satellite church in LA that will hold services at the Hollywood Palladium (capacity 3,000). Warren's is one of the few churches that has capitalized on creating smaller satellite churches as a way to increase membership for people who want a more intimate church home vs large megachurch experience. Rick Warren knows he can't be everywhere to preach. Warren himself said "Los Angeles is one of the most strategically important cities in the world, why not start a campus there?" How does he stand to profit, beyond increasing membership? Plus, we take a closer look at the evolution of Apple ahead of Apple Earnings. Has the company that used to be known as innovative, lost some of its luster?

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Are Apple's halcyon growth days over?

Apr 22, 2014
Apple is expected to report mostly flat revenues from a year ago.

Why the lights have dimmed on LA's film industry

Apr 23, 2014
Film and TV production flee LA for big tax subsidies in states like Georgia and New York.

Regional airlines need pilots but offer low wages

Apr 23, 2014
There’s a huge demand for pilots at the nation’s regional airlines.

Is there another tech bubble on the verge of bursting?

Apr 23, 2014
One famed activist investor says there is a tech bubble and he's betting against it.

Rick Warren goes global, for more mega-church action

Apr 23, 2014
Of the world's 20 biggest megachurches, only one is in the U.S.

Rick Warren is opening up a satellite church in LA that will hold services at the Hollywood Palladium (capacity 3,000). Warren’s is one of the few churches that has capitalized on creating smaller satellite churches as a way to increase membership for people who want a more intimate church home vs large megachurch experience. Rick Warren knows he can’t be everywhere to preach. Warren himself said “Los Angeles is one of the most strategically important cities in the world, why not start a campus there?” How does he stand to profit, beyond increasing membership? Plus, we take a closer look at the evolution of Apple ahead of Apple Earnings. Has the company that used to be known as innovative, lost some of its luster?