Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Jul 22, 2015

Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday, July 22, 2015

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Airing on Wednesday, July 22, 2015: We're bouncing off a big day in tech stocks. Apple reported profits yesterday after the market close — Even though earnings were up, the company's stock went down. We'll talk more on how the company failed to meet investors' expectations. And an emerging debate in the Trans Pacific talks … cheese. Who owns the intellectual and property rights to make certain cheeses and foods? Washington wants to allow Asian countries to reject European trademarks for certain foods, which would open the doors for American producers of those products. Plus, bidding wars have resumed in many real-estate markets, but not because of easy mortgage money. So few houses are on the market that buyers are pitted against each other.

 

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In home bidding wars, love letters can seal a deal

Jul 22, 2015
Some homebuyers try to win favor with sellers by writing a personal appeal.

Apple, Microsoft, and Yahoo make, lose, and lose money

Jul 22, 2015
Apple's earnings surged, but its performance didn't meet analysts' expectations.

Looking for progress for treating Alzheimer's

Jul 22, 2015
Eli Lilly reports the results of a trial for Alzheimer's medication.

An online directory aims to help transgender people

Jul 22, 2015
RAD Remedy is focused on helping transgender people find what they need.

American foodmakers see new market with TPP

Jul 22, 2015
The Trans-Pacific Partnership talks have renewed a fight between the U.S. and EU.

PODCAST: Banking in Cuba

Jul 22, 2015
U.S. and Cuban finances, and a database that helps transgender people find understanding care.

Airing on Wednesday, July 22, 2015: We’re bouncing off a big day in tech stocks. Apple reported profits yesterday after the market close — Even though earnings were up, the company’s stock went down. We’ll talk more on how the company failed to meet investors’ expectations. And an emerging debate in the Trans Pacific talks … cheese. Who owns the intellectual and property rights to make certain cheeses and foods? Washington wants to allow Asian countries to reject European trademarks for certain foods, which would open the doors for American producers of those products. Plus, bidding wars have resumed in many real-estate markets, but not because of easy mortgage money. So few houses are on the market that buyers are pitted against each other.