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Marketplace AM for March 1, 2006
Mar 1, 2006

Marketplace AM for March 1, 2006

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China.net

by Lisa Napoli
Mar 1, 2006
The Chinese government launches an alternative to the US-dominated Internet today. Lisa Napoli reports that other countries may follow suit.
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Bike summit

by Marketplace Staff
Mar 1, 2006
Urban planners and others gather today in Washington, DC to figure out how to spend $5 billion to encourage more bike use in congested cities. Dan Konecky reports.
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Delta and Northwest deadlines

by Janet Babin
Mar 1, 2006
The Number Three and Number Four air carriers both face deadlines today in their efforts to void labor contracts as part of bankruptcy restructuring. Janet Babin reports.
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India's economic transformation

by Scott Jagow
Mar 1, 2006
Scott Jagow talks to author Gucharan Das about the economic transformation President Bush is likely to see as he starts his visit to India today.
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