Marketplace Morning Report

Marketplace Morning Report is an eight-minute business news service airing weekday mornings, delivering a global business newscast and a special feature report, using the same confident, witty style that characterizes its parent program, Marketplace.

Airs Weekdays 4:50 a.m., 5:50 a.m., 6:50 a.m., and 8:50 a.m.

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11/20/09 Marketplace Morning Report - Final Edition

Congress to take closer look at Fed; Trade groups pulling out of Chicago; Cruisin' for an economic bruisin'?; There's a reason they're 'frontier' bonds; Still plenty of Oprah without the show; Retailers use 'New Moon' to draw teens; Marketplace Minute with Bill Radke for 11/20; Why the E.U. chose its president

11/19/09 Marketplace Morning Report - Final Edition

Pinnacle set to buy Birds Eye Foods; House examines job creation reports; What AA, Delta gain from a JAL alliance; What Volvo would gain from Geely deal; Fear of inflation is overblown; Barnes & Noble works with e-book edge; Flight delays, cancellations from glitch; What's AOL doing now, anyway?

11/18/09 Marketplace Morning Report - Final Edition

S. Korea wants to push U.S. on trade; Houses still selling to the lowest bidder; Wyoming could tax wind development; Hershey, Ferrero eyeing Cadbury; Goldman wants to help small business; Can Treasury, SBA help small business?; Bye bye, filling for pumpkin pie; What could be affecting construction?

11/17/09 Marketplace Morning Report - Final Edition

N.Y. Fed paid too much for AIG bailout; U.S. lags in workplace protections; Are realtors becoming more realistic?; Senate explores aggressive online sales; YouTube redirects its news footage; EPA to propose new sulfur dioxide rules; Keeping inflation worries in check?; Is bad economy good for corruption?

11/16/09 Marketplace Morning Report - Final Edition

The Fed has a message if you dig a little; GM losses not as bad as expected; Chewing on the year's business turkeys; Labor groups call for banking reforms; China: Currency boost would be 'unfair'; Unhealthy report for Zetia and Vytorin; Experts worry about another food crisis; What retail numbers mean for economy