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Airing on Wednesday January 7, 2015: Europe officially has deflation, and its economy is weak. But is  some deflation better than others? Plus, Intel throws $300 million at workplace diversity problem, which is really a pipeline problem. Can you fix the pipeline? If so, will $300 million make a dent?

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U.S. airlines are least punctual ... in the world

by Kai Ryssdal
Jan 7, 2015
Two American companies make the top 20 list of airlines known for running on time.
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Intel commits $300 million to diversify tech ranks

by Noel King
Jan 7, 2015
Company CEO tackles a tech problem: Need for more women, minorities in workforce.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, right,  and employee Darryl Adams at this year's Consumer Electronics Show.
(Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
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For small businesses, nothing but blue skies

by Kai Ryssdal
Jan 7, 2015
Optimism among small businesses is at a seven-year high, study says.
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For Europe, cheap oil is all boon and little bust

by Adam Allington
Jan 7, 2015
Europe has deflation fears, but falling prices caused by cheap oil are a stimulus.
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Goldman Sachs argues for a big bank breakup

by Tracey Samuelson
Jan 7, 2015
Shareholders would benefit if JPMorgan Chase split into smaller pieces, report says.
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Apps help employees care for aging parents

by Scott Tong
Jan 7, 2015
Helping employees with care may help them stay focused at work
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Legal pot sales could top $10 billion by 2018

by Mitchell Hartman
Jan 7, 2015
Despite federal obstacles, state-legal marijuana businesses take off in a big way.
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Airing on Wednesday January 7, 2015: Europe officially has deflation, and its economy is weak. But is  some deflation better than others? Plus, Intel throws $300 million at workplace diversity problem, which is really a pipeline problem. Can you fix the pipeline? If so, will $300 million make a dent?

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