Oct 18, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday, October 19, 2016

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On today's show, we'll talk about investor concerns over this year's election season; strong earnings for the big banks this past quarter; how European cities are trying to lure other British businesses in the aftermath of Brexit; and the possibility that Japan may require the makers of Pokemon Go to secure Pokecoins with real money.

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Brexit

European cities already working to woo British firms

by Jed Kim

Oct 19, 2016

"Tired of the fog? Try the frogs!" reads one slogan. Surely y'all can do better.

Le Département des Hauts-de-Seine et Defacto

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The big banks post a surprisingly strong quarter

by Lewis Wallace

Oct 19, 2016

Interest rates haven't risen and regulations haven't eased. So what's up?

A view of Goldman Sachs' Manhattan headquarters.

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The election is giving investors heartburn

by Mark Garrison

Oct 19, 2016

With uncertainty comes anxiety. Here's what financial experts advise.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton at the second presidential debate on Oct. 9.

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Gap years: just for the rich?

by David Brancaccio

Oct 19, 2016

Taking time off between high school and college is becoming increasingly popular.

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Mid-day Update

Jim Beam employees say high bourbon demand has them overworked

by Mark Garrison

Oct 19, 2016

Earnings season, a Jim Beam strike, and gap years.

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On today’s show, we’ll talk about investor concerns over this year’s election season; strong earnings for the big banks this past quarter; how European cities are trying to lure other British businesses in the aftermath of Brexit; and the possibility that Japan may require the makers of Pokemon Go to secure Pokecoins with real money.