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Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday Feb. 25, 2015
Feb 25, 2015

Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday Feb. 25, 2015

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Airing on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2015: Today, thousands of adjunct faculty and their students around the country are planning demonstrations to demand better pay and some kind of stability. We learn more about these temporary, often part-time, and usually low-paid instructors-for-hire. And Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is back on Capital Hill today talking jobs and the economy. But what she's saying is likely to sound a lot like what she's said before. Plus, Campbell Soup reports its second-quarter earnings today and it is already warning that it expects those numbers to be down given the strong dollar. The well-known brand recently reorganized shifting its central focus from its familiar soups, which have faced lukewarm sales of late, to bigger moneymakers like the baby food Plum Organics. 

Segments From this episode

Adjunct faculty demonstrate for better conditions

Feb 25, 2015
National Adjunct Walkout Day represents growing segment of the college workforce.

Sex discrimination suit set to start in Silicon Valley

Feb 25, 2015
The case highlights how women still struggle to find a place in venture capital.

Campbell tries a new recipe for success

Feb 25, 2015
With lukewarm sales of soup, the company shifts focus to other products.

PODCAST: Will June be busting out interest rates?

Feb 25, 2015
Asking when the fed will raise interest rates, a sex discrimination suit in the tech industry, and a conversation about inverted companies.

Airing on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2015: Today, thousands of adjunct faculty and their students around the country are planning demonstrations to demand better pay and some kind of stability. We learn more about these temporary, often part-time, and usually low-paid instructors-for-hire. And Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is back on Capital Hill today talking jobs and the economy. But what she’s saying is likely to sound a lot like what she’s said before. Plus, Campbell Soup reports its second-quarter earnings today and it is already warning that it expects those numbers to be down given the strong dollar. The well-known brand recently reorganized shifting its central focus from its familiar soups, which have faced lukewarm sales of late, to bigger moneymakers like the baby food Plum Organics.