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Politics
Who pays when presidents hit the campaign trail?
by
Peggy Lowe
Oct 15, 2018
When President Trump, like his predecessors, stumps for local politicians, local taxpayers foot the bill.
Ask a Manager: Should we talk politics at work?
by
David Brancaccio
and Ali Oshinskie
Oct 9, 2018
Getting through Thanksgiving dinner is hard enough, do we have to dodge politics in the 9-to-5 now too?
S&P 500 companies make fewer election-related donations, survey shows
Oct 4, 2018
The companies that still donate are also becoming more transparent.
This former political operative now helps tech companies wrangle government
by
Molly Wood
Sep 24, 2018
Bradley Tusk's new book "The Fixer" is about breaking the rules while respecting regulation.
No more bailouts: The lawmakers behind Dodd-Frank say that taxpayers won’t foot the bill the next time a bank fails
by
David Brancaccio
and Janet Nguyen
Sep 19, 2018
In a rare interview, Chris Dodd and Barney Frank joined Marketplace to discuss the financial crisis and whether the Dodd-Frank Act is under threat.
How socialism became the talk of the midterms
Sep 11, 2018
The term has re-entered politics in America, but it means different things to different people.
Why election security experts really like paper records
Aug 22, 2018
Our aging voting systems are vulnerable, but can Congress act fast enough to be effective?
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How residents crossed party lines to revitalize this Pennsylvania city
Jul 5, 2018
The philosophy of some the people living in this town: "You check your politics at the door."
The CEO of PayPal: Managing and moving money shouldn't be a privilege of the affluent
by
David Brancaccio
and Janet Nguyen
Jun 29, 2018
"We really need to step up as companies," CEO Dan Schulman says.
Unions brace for Supreme Court Janus decision
Jun 25, 2018
Organized labor in Nevada is holding its own, in spite of right-to-work rules that ban charging fees to nonunion members — something the Janus case might lead to for public-sector unions nationwide.