Yields on the 10-year Treasury note falls below 2 percent; how some Detroit citizens are trying to show that there is more to the city than the Auto Show; and an interview with actor Damian Lewis.
Segments From this episode
Boosting Pell Grants to help students graduate on time
by Adriene Hill
Jan 20, 2016
The Obama administration wants to increase financial aid for full-time students
A fraction of community college students get their BA
by Tony Wagner
Jan 20, 2016
A new study says while most students hope to transfer and finish their degree, very few do.
Final Note
There's a good chance you can't name a CEO
by Kai Ryssdal
Jan 20, 2016
A new study showed that 53 percent of Americans can't do it.
Oil collapse hurts drillers far more than bankers
by Scott Tong
Jan 20, 2016
Banks were careful during the fracking boom to back the drillers best able to keep paying
Nielsen TV ratings push into social media
by Mitchell Hartman
Jan 20, 2016
Nielsen will measure 'buzz' about TV programs with data from Facebook
The year of the shrinking bond yield
by Sabri Ben-Achour
Jan 20, 2016
Thanks to a roiled stock market, Treasury notes are yielding less for investors
'Ambassadors' try to prove Detroit is more than an auto show
by Marketplace Contributor
Jan 20, 2016
"Ambassadors" at the auto show provide answer visitors' questions about Detroit