Nova Safo
SHORT BIO
Nova Safo is a correspondent for Marketplace, and co-host of the “Marketplace Minute” newscast.
He returned to Marketplace after a three-year detour at the international news wire service Agence France-Presse, where he was a Midwest correspondent covering 16 states and serving thousands of clients in print, online news, and broadcast TV and radio.
He has also been a correspondent for the now-shuttered CNN Radio, a staff journalist at NPR and Yahoo! News, and freelancer for SoundVision Productions, LA Public Media (a project of the CPB and Radio Bilingue) and other outlets.
Latest Stories (374)
Samsung steps up the battle to be your "pay phone"
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Nova Safo
Mar 3, 2015
You can pay with the new Galaxy nearly everywhere credit cards are accepted.
Cities and counties rely on Homeland Security dollars
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Nova Safo
Feb 27, 2015
Local governments are watching the impasse over Homeland Security funding.
Supreme Court considers retirement plan lawsuits
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Nova Safo
Feb 24, 2015
Supremes consider how long employees should have to sue employers.
Supreme Court considers A&F religious head dress case
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Nova Safo
Feb 23, 2015
Supreme Court considers: who should speak up first - an employee or employer?
Will Apple put the pedal to the metal?
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Nova Safo
Feb 20, 2015
There are reports that Apple is gearing up to build a car. Ok, we'll bite.
Here's why Snapchat has doubled in value
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Nova Safo
Feb 18, 2015
The app's value went from $10 billion to $19 billion in a year. What changed?
Postal Service wants a redesigned mail truck
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Nova Safo
Feb 18, 2015
The boxy trucks we see every day are headed for retirement.
Proposed drone rules allow limited access for some businesses
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Nova Safo
Feb 16, 2015
The FAA recommends restrictions aimed at safety for people who aren't flying drones
Why would credit cards want Costco?
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Nova Safo
Feb 16, 2015
AmEx is out of the picture, but partnering with Costco is still alluring
In safety Rx, NFL makes high-profile recruit
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Nova Safo
Feb 11, 2015
Prominent physician, Dr. Elizabeth Nabel, will serve as chief health advisor.