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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon arrived at the U.S. Justice Department building to meet with Attorney General Eric Holder, according to reports. The two sides are discussing how big a settlement the bank will pay to end civil and criminal charges over the mortgage mess. Also, bureaucrats in Washington are drawing up contingency plans if Congress doesn't raise the debt limit -- but how do you prioritize who gets paid, and who doesn't. And finally, Twitter is partnering with the National Football League in an advertising deal. Will this prove to investors that the social network can make money?

Segments From this episode

Bill Gates confesses: CTRL-ALT-DEL was a mistake

Sep 26, 2013
Gates says he wanted a single button, but the IBM guy wouldn't give it to them.

Twitter partners with NFL in ad deal

Sep 26, 2013
Will this prove to investors that the social network can make money?
An NFL football.
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Debt ceiling dilemma: Who gets paid first?

Sep 26, 2013
If Congress fails to raise the debt limit, the next question is how to pay the bills.

Obamacare faces another delay: En español

Sep 26, 2013
The Spanish version of the main health care exchange website won’t be up and running for a few weeks.

Post-9/11 GI Bill means a new Greatest Generation

Sep 26, 2013
The new GI Bill, signed into law five years ago, boosted educational funding available for veterans who served after 9/11.

JPMorgan Chase could face $11 billion settlement

Sep 26, 2013
CEO Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan Chase are in hot water again.

Film 'Inequality for All' takes on the income gap

Sep 26, 2013
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich stars in a new documentary about income inequality

Stanford's nanotube computer: 4 reasons for non-geeks to care

Sep 27, 2013
The nano-tube computer would make processing faster, cheaper and more energy efficient.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon arrived at the U.S. Justice Department building to meet with Attorney General Eric Holder, according to reports. The two sides are discussing how big a settlement the bank will pay to end civil and criminal charges over the mortgage mess. Also, bureaucrats in Washington are drawing up contingency plans if Congress doesn’t raise the debt limit — but how do you prioritize who gets paid, and who doesn’t. And finally, Twitter is partnering with the National Football League in an advertising deal. Will this prove to investors that the social network can make money?

Music from the episode