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Apr 20, 2019
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The IMF's Christine Lagarde knows you're anxious about the future

Mar 27, 2019
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How Duolingo's CEO harnessed our game addiction for good

Mar 13, 2019
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg on manufacturing in America today

Feb 11, 2019
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SpaceX's Gwynne Shotwell says we'll be on Mars within 10 years

Dec 12, 2018
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Kaiser Permanente's CEO on the evolution of health care

Nov 7, 2018
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Why RuPaul is the 'Queen of Queens'

Oct 23, 2018
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Who is Michael Ovitz?

Sep 26, 2018
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Chegg CEO on shifting the company from textbooks to digital

Sep 5, 2018
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Los Angeles grapples with rising homeless population

by Marketplace Contributor
Jun 12, 2017
The annual count rose 23 percent. Expectations are growing for two major funding efforts recently approved by L.A. voters.
Va Lecia Adams Kellum is president and CEO of St. Joseph Center. The nonprofit serves low-income and homeless people in Los Angeles.
Libby Denkmann
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Some businesses bounce back, others struggle, a year after Pulse nightclub shooting

by Marketplace Contributor
Jun 12, 2017
The Pulse nightclub hasn't reopened, and is now a makeshift memorial.
People stop by the memorial outside of Pulse nightclub to pay tribute to the 49 victims from last year's shooting.
Matt Petrillo
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Expect to see more foreign investment in US infrastructure

by Marketplace Contributor
Jun 9, 2017
A Saudi announcement of $20 billion to invest in US infrastructure could be just the beginning of more overseas money for domestic projects.
Morning commuters travel the 210 freeway between Los Angeles and cities to the east near Pasadena.
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Kansas legislature rejects 2012 tax cuts, once seen as a conservative model

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Jun 8, 2017
Lawmakers override the governor to get taxes back on the books.
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback pushed the tax cuts in 2012 and has defended them since. Lawmakers voted to override his veto and roll back many of those tax cuts this week.
Stephen Koranda
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Natural gas exports from U.S. to Mexico skyrocket

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Jun 7, 2017
The amount of natural gas flowing to Mexico quadrupled in recent years.
A Sempra natural gas pipeline crosses the U.S.-Mexico border near the Otay Mesa community in San Diego, California. Homes in the background are in Mexico.
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Educators in Navajo high school see coding as one way to end brain drain

by Marketplace Contributor
Jun 5, 2017
In its first year, the computer class is becoming one of the campus' most popular offerings.
Students in computer science class at Shiprock High School are diving into concepts like basic HTML and CSS.
Carrie Jung
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Some young farmers postpone careers to pay off school loans

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Jun 5, 2017
Modern farming has made it tough for a new generation to get started.
Liz Graznak and her daughter Sylvia hunt for weeds in the high tunnel at Happy Hollow Farm. Graznak worked for six years after college to save money to start her farm.
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UK markets fluctuate days before election

by Marketplace Contributor
Jun 2, 2017
On June 8,  the U.K. goes to the polls, again. This “snap” election is set against the backdrop of last year’s referendum on Britain’s membership to the European Union.  Following the “yes” vote on Brexit, then-Prime Minister, David Cameron stepped down.  Now his successor Theresa May is hoping to shore up her position as the […]
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What now for climate change in the US?

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Jun 2, 2017
President Trump has withdrawn the U.S from the Paris Agreement on climate change. The Obama administration had ratified it along with 147 other countries back in 2015; it was a landmark deal, with 190 countries agreeing to some of its components. So what now for the U.S. on climate change? Scott Tong from our Sustainability […]
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US employers add modest 138,000 jobs; unemployment rate dips to 4.3 percent

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Jun 2, 2017
Manufacturers, retailers and governments shed workers last month.
A job seeker waits to be interviewed during a job fair in Santa Clara, California. 
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