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Adam Allington is a former reporter covering economics and policy in the Washington D.C. bureau.
In addition to his work with Marketplace, Adam also worked for the Associated Press, the St. Louis Federal Reserve, and St. Louis Public Radio. He was a 2012 Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan.
Latest Stories (272)
An Iran deal won't change oil market overnight
Apr 3, 2015
Even if sanctions are finally lifted, Iran faces barriers to rejoining the world oil market
How do airlines compensate for a plane crash?
Mar 30, 2015
Lufthansa may be vulnerable to unlimited liability, but not punitive damages
Northeastern's Silicon Valley campus
Mar 30, 2015
The university plans to launch educational hubs embedded in Bay Area companies.
When disasters happen, all airlines are affected
Mar 26, 2015
Everyone who’s flying, or working for an airline, feels more vulnerable.
Target's data breach settlement sets a big precedent
Mar 19, 2015
The company admits fault and will offer victims significant compensation.
Weak euro undermines Chanel's China strategy
Mar 18, 2015
Luxury brands want to expand in China, not sell to Chinese tourists in Paris
Juries to decide if Uber drivers are 'contractors'
Mar 12, 2015
Pending lawsuits could upend the way Uber and its smaller rival, Lyft, operate.
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Is the Uber economy bad for workers?
Mar 10, 2015
Technology puts more services at our fingertips, but at what cost?
Apple's ResearchKit links iPhones to medical research
Mar 10, 2015
Using smartphones could significantly help our understanding of disease.
Disputing bad credit is about to get a whole lot easier
Mar 9, 2015
The biggest credit reporting companies are changing how they report scores.