Sep 28, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Wednesday, September 28, 2016

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On today's show, we'll talk about plans from Wells Fargo's CEO to forfeit $41 million worth of shares; implicit bias against black children in preschool classrooms; and misconceptions about the state of manufacturing in the U.S.

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How one business brought back manufacturing jobs

by Sabri Ben-Achour

Sep 28, 2016

Despite the political rhetoric, U.S. manufacturing is not in crisis.

A look inside the Zentech manufacturing facility.

Zentech Manufacturing, Inc.

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Racial bias in preschool

by Dan Gorenstein

Sep 28, 2016

A new study shows teachers watch and discipline black and white kids differently.

A new study found implicit bias against black children present in preschool teaching.

Visual Hunt

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Whole Foods opens a store in Chicago 'food desert'

by Marketplace Contributor

Sep 28, 2016

But how will residents in a place with 21 percent unemployment afford to shop here?

Fresh fruit is displayed at a Whole Foods store in Chicago, Illinois. The city is opening another Whole Foods store today in the neighborhood of Englewood.

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Food prices are insanely cheap right now

by Adam Allington

Sep 28, 2016

Grocery prices are on track for the longest stretch of falling prices in 50 years.

A Wal-Mart employee stocks the produce shelves at a store in Miami, Florida.

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Wells Fargo to claw back $41 million over false account scandal

by Lewis Wallace

Sep 28, 2016

The bank's executive heads are going to the House on Thursday for another grilling.

Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf is sworn in prior to testifying before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 20.

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Mid-day Update

No government rescue for Germany's Deutsche Bank

by David Brancaccio

Sep 28, 2016

A drop in the price of U.S. groceries, a Whole Foods opening in a Chicago food desert, news that Wells Fargo's CEO is forfeiting $41 million, and Germany's decision not to bail out Deutsche Bank.

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On today’s show, we’ll talk about plans from Wells Fargo’s CEO to forfeit $41 million worth of shares; implicit bias against black children in preschool classrooms; and misconceptions about the state of manufacturing in the U.S.