Posted by Daryl Paranada
For Marketplace Morning Report, Monday, September 6, 2010
On Labor Day, we have stories about whether retailer strategies to get people shopping will work and word that Redbox has rented its one millionth video. Internationally, we reported on a Tube strike in London, British Airways seeking out mergers, and controversy over Germany delaying its nuclear power plant phase-out. Back here in the U.S., an urban cruise in Long Beach explores commerce and Gulf residents make the transition from disaster response to coastal restoration. And here are the songs we played:
- Parentheses — The BlowBuy
- Know Now Then — Ani DiFrancoBuy
- Dive Bomb — The Whips
- Woman Driving, Man Sleeping — EelsBuy
- Looking Good — The Hard to Get
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