Friday, July 3, 2009
In this show. . .
Local governments feel budget pains
State governments are in the middle of major budget crises, and local governments may be feeling the pain next. Steve Henn reports.
Is Bing bringing it against Google?
It's been one month since Microsoft launched its latest search engine, Bing. Renita Jablonski checks in with tech analyst Rob Enderle to see how Bing's doing against Google.
Neverland tourist attraction challenges
USC Gould School of Law Dean Robert Rasmussen talks with Renita Jablonski about whether Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch can be turned into a tourist attraction, and the challenges facing the handlers of his estate.
Ohio may gamble to fill budget shortfall
Ohio is facing a $3 billion budget gap, and it may turn to gambling to bring in some much-needed revenue. Ashley Milne-Tyte reports.
Young adults turn to peer-to-peer travel
Some new online travel services are offering a twist on couch surfing for people looking to save on accommodations. Timothy Beck Werth reports.
A leg up on the Tour de France, cycling
Long-time cycling commentator Phil Liggett talks with Renita Jablonski about what to expect from the upcoming Tour de France, and how an increased interesting in cycling might be affecting the sport's marketing.
GM awaits to find what path it'll take
A judge will decide whether General Motors will be taking a short cut through bankruptcy, or a long and winding road. Jennifer Collins reports.
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After the Bell
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The 'repo' market
Watch the videoSenior Editor Paddy Hirsch explains why the repurchase (or repo) market is a vital part of the financial system, and why the government is considering changes to it. Watch the video.
- Special Reports and Series
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The experience of being out of a job can vary greatly, depending on where you live. Get more.
The Big Shift »
How the recession is changing our lives. Get more.
The Borrowers »
A series of reports on Americans' changing relationship with credit. Get more.
Taking Stock »
Conversations with individuals who can give us the long view of our economic situation. Get their views.
Here's what I'm doing »
A wide range of people tell how they're handling investments and savings in this tough economy. Get their stories.
What's the fix? »
Economists, financial experts, business leaders and others on how to deal with the current economic crisis. Get a fix.
Who can you trust?
Marketplace Money asks how we got into this financial mess and who we can trust to guide us back to stability. Find out.
Road to Ruin?
Marketplace goes on the road to talk to Americans about the economic challenges they're facing. Hit the road.
- Getting Personal »
Q: Parent PLUS loans
I took out a Parent Plus loan with Sallie Mae when my son started school. He's finished now. Can I get the loan changed to his name? Thanks. Mary, Breese, IL Read Chris Farrell's answer »
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