I've always wondered: how mint flavoring became associated with clean teethBy Mitchell HartmanMarch 16, 2018Mitchell Hartman/MarketplaceListener Grant Cohoe says he's "not a fan of mint" and asks: "Why it is that mint is so ubiquitous in toothpaste, mouthwash and the like?"POSTED IN: business mint toothpaste farms Agriculture washington state central washington ListenreadDownloadDownload
State Department role not limited to diplomacy By Kimberly AdamsMarch 13, 2018POSTED IN: Economy global trade trade state department rex tillerson ListenreadDownloadDownload
At the State of the Union, Trump said he's killed more regulations than any other White House. Not exactly.By Krissy Clark and Amy ScottFebruary 01, 2018Pete Marovich/Getty ImagesFor starters, the government only started counting in the '90s.POSTED IN: regulation Trump State of the Union ListenreadDownloadDownload
Trump's State of the Union: Our predictionsBy Marketplace staffJanuary 30, 2018BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty ImagesHere's what we'll be listening for tonight.POSTED IN: State of the Union SOTU Trump U.S. economy read
Where’s the money behind President Trump’s infrastructure plan?By Nancy Marshall-GenzerJanuary 30, 2018POSTED IN: Economy infrastructure State of the Union infrastructure plan ListenreadDownloadDownload
Whose economy is it anyway? By Erika BerasJanuary 29, 2018Booming stock markets and low unemployment aren't paying off for everyone POSTED IN: Economy Pittsburgh State of the Union President Trump ListenreadDownloadDownload
The costs and benefits of a winning college football teamBy Greg EchlinJanuary 15, 2018POSTED IN: Economy kansas state college football higher education Education football local economies ListenreadDownloadDownload
With the tax bill signed, a fight with hard-hit states beginsBy Ryan KailathJanuary 10, 2018Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesCalifornia and New Jersey are exploring the use of charitable contributions to offset taxes.POSTED IN: Economy Taxes tax deductions workarounds state taxes federal taxes gop tax bill ListenreadDownloadDownload
New York's wealthy balk at the new tax lawBy Ryan KailathJanuary 09, 2018Ryan Kailath/MarketplaceThey pay half of the city's income tax revenue. Now that they can't deduct it, some may leave.POSTED IN: Economy Taxes gop tax bill New York tax bill income tax state and local government ListenreadDownloadDownload
