Weekly Wrap: Numbers besides 10,000
There were some meaningful numbers in the news this week beyond the Dow's 10,000 mark. Kai Ryssdal looks into Wall Street profits and losses with Felix Salmon from Reuters and business writer Heidi Moore.
A Wall Street sign in New York City's financial district. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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From Gainesville, FL, 10/18/2009
It's always a "high" when the "Weekly Wrap-up" features Felix and Heidi. Their insights and chemistry make it a pleasure to hear yet again more economic news. I'm sure that I'm not the only listener who feels this way.
Tom
From North Hollywood, CA, 10/16/2009
I was rather disturbed by the comments of Heidi Moore and Felix Salmon (and - to a lesser extent - Kai Ryssdal) regarding how "juicy" the stats and figures they were discussing are. Behind this "juicy" information are people out of work, people struggling, and a nation crumbling. They should take this into consideration before sounding like morning talk show gossip columnists. Thank you.
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