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Marketplace All-in-One

Marketplace® is the leading business news program in the nation. We bring you clear explorations of how economic news affects you, through stories, conversations, newsworthy numbers and more. The Marketplace All-in-One podcast provides each episode of the public radio broadcast programs Marketplace, Marketplace Morning Report®and Marketplace Tech® along with our podcasts Make Me Smart, Corner Office and The Uncertain Hour. Visit marketplace.org for more. From American Public Media.

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00:08:38

Why LGBTQ+ teens, young adults feel safer online

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/03

There’s been mounting concern in recent years about the harms of social media use for kids. The sites can be addictive, ripe for cyberbullying and contribute to increased rates of body dysmorphia, anxiety and depression.The growing evidence has led at least a dozen states to pass laws attempting to restrict access to online platforms for kids. The Kids Off Social Media Act, a bipartisan bill in the Senate, would bar minors under 13 from social media. But despite the risks, there can be

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00:15:27

Trump’s tariff test. Will it work?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/02

Keyed to President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement today, Kimberly and Sabri unpack some of the messaging about the impact tariffs had during the president’s first term and explain why many of those claims are overblown. Plus, why we’re smiling about Sen. Cory Booker’s historic speech and how Sabri fell victim to April Fools’ Day shenanigans! (Note: This episode was recorded prior to Trump’s speech.) Here’s everything we talked about today: “Trump’s Tariffs Make

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00:26:17

Q1 dealmaking takes a dive

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/02

Corporate dealmakers hoped merger and acquisition ventures would heat up this year. But the first quarter of 2025 saw the slowest M&A activity in more than a decade, according to Dealogic. In this episode, why firms aren’t shelling out billions to buy another company in this economy. Plus: Nintendo announces a new Switch console, Gen Z suffers in a low-hire, low-fire job market, and a new study shows nonwhite bankruptcy filers face a lower likelihood of debt relief.

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00:14:08

Worry over worker visas goes viral in Silicon Valley

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/02

Registration for the H-1B visa lottery closed last week. The tech industry has long been the biggest beneficiary of this program for specialized workers. But uncertainty has been spreading due to the Trump administration’s restrictive stance on immigration policy. Even legal immigrants have felt the crackdown. It’s led some companies to advise their H-1B holders not to leave the country for fear that they could be barred from returning. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino spoke

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00:03:04

“How We Survive” returns April 9

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/02

Can capitalism save us? In 2020, it seemed like the answer was “possibly.” That year, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink shook up the investment world in his annual letter to companies, in which he made climate change a major focus. On CNBC he stated, “We believe a portfolio that focuses on sustainability and climate change will be a portfolio that outperforms … and it will also help the planet.” But that was before a fierce backlash ensued.In this season of “How We Survive,” we

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00:36:44

The problem with running the government like a business

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/01

The idea that the government should be run more like a business isn’t new. But with two businessmen, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, now taking a proverbial chainsaw to the federal bureaucracy all in the name “efficiency,” this theory is being put to the test. While it’s an appealing idea, Philip Joyce, professor of public policy at the University of Maryland School of Public Policy, said governments can’t afford to take risks the way businesses can. On the show today,

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00:08:56

A merger in the land of mortgages

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/01

Rocket — the company behind Rocket Mortgage — has struck a $9.5 billion deal to buy Mr. Cooper, a company that focuses mainly on collecting mortgage payments. That comes less than a month after Rocket bought online real estate brokerage Redfin. What’s behind the buying binge? Then, as part of our ongoing Tricks to the Trade series, we hear tips and reflections from flower purveyors at London’s New Covent Garden Market.

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00:07:30

A question of struggle and survival for many restaurants

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/01

Some restaurants are still digging out of the hole the COVID-19 pandemic put them in. Many took on debt to survive the pandemic when they had to shutter; others have debt from before. The costs of those loans are still weighing on many restaurants — especially smaller establishments. We dig in. Also on this morning’s show: the war on ticket scalping, Vietnam’s slashed import duties and a delay in a Panama Canal port deal.

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00:09:00

Vietnam cuts its tariffs to keep the U.S. on its side

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/01

From the BBC World Service: As countries wait for confirmation of U.S. trade tariffs, Vietnam has cut import duties on a range of goods, including cars and some agricultural products. Washington’s trade deficit with Vietnam is the third highest of any country, but Vietnam is reliant on manufactured exports. Plus, a trip to the U.K.’s largest flower market and the unsigned U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal.

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00:08:08

Napster lives on

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/01

Yes, Napster is still alive and kicking. The peer-to-peer file-sharing company that became synonymous with music piracy in the early 2000s was bought by a company called Infinite Reality Labs last week for about $207 million. It’s the latest in a string of attempts to revive the brand. After it was shut down by the courts in 2001 and declared bankruptcy, Napster returned as a music subscription service, a marketplace for non-fungible tokens and now a virtual reality-metaverse destination

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00:23:05

The tariff countdown

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/04/01

President Donald Trump has promised that a fresh wave of tariffs on April 2 will usher in an era of growth in American manufacturing. But does history bear that out? We’ll explain how steel tariffs under President George W. Bush did more harm than good. And, in response to Trump’s trade agenda, the “buy Canadian” movement is gaining steam. American exporters are already feeling it. Plus, we’ll smile about flowers, parties and the unspoken rules of texting.Here’s

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00:09:41

More tariffs, more economic anxiety

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/31

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump is expected to announce a tsunami of new tariffs that will apply to all countries. Markets are down sharply here and abroad today in response. We’ve known that these reciprocal tariffs are coming for a while, so why the sharp market reaction now? Also on the program: a bitcoin mining operation in Zambia and a trial involving Norfolk Southern over the 2023 train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

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00:09:00

What U.S. tariffs could mean for the U.S. economy

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/31

This morning, global markets are cratering after President Donald Trump said that new tariffs set to be announced this week will impact essentially all countries. Meanwhile, a key inflation gauge came in hotter than expected on Friday, and consumers have become increasingly cautious about spending. All of this has investors worried. Plus, the host of Marketplace’s “Financially Inclined” podcast joins the show to discuss what you need to know before starting your own business.

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00:07:55

Tariff worries rattle markets

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/31

From the BBC World Service: Stock markets in Asia took a hit as traders look ahead to U.S. President Donald Trump’s so-called “liberation day” on April 2, when a raft of tariffs are expected to be announced. Plus, a court in Paris has convicted Marine Le Pen of embezzlement, and a cryptocurrency company plans to roll out small power plants to rural villages in Africa to provide electricity and mine for bitcoin.

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00:07:24

China sets its sights on AI leadership

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/31

Chinese President Xi Jinping is pushing for the country to be a global leader in artificial intelligence by 2030 as Beijing competes with Washington to gain an edge in advanced technology. The release of AI chatbot DeepSeek, which stunned industry experts in January, gave a boost to China’s hopes of catching up to the U.S. despite restrictions on the advanced chips used to power AI.

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00:25:46

Are U.S. consumers finally running out of steam?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/28

Consumers say they’re fed up with inflation, then they keep spending. But their behavior could be catching up with their anxiety, an economist told us. The clues are in data released today by the Commerce Department. Also in this episode: Can you live on just 13 gallons of water a day? One water-saving group thinks it’s possible. Plus, we look into how cities, farmers and compost brokers are tackling organic waste.

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00:10:06

The Fed’s next moves could be a tightrope walk

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/28

The current economic landscape, marked by tariffs and other policy-driven uncertainty, could be a particularly difficult one for Fed decision-makers to navigate in the next few months. We chat with Susan Schmidt, Portfolio Manager at Exchange Capital Resources, about the latest inflation data and what it means. Plus, federal worker unions are pushing back against the Trump administration’s rollback of collective bargaining rights for government employees. And, the BBC’s Sam Gruet reports

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00:09:30

Past due: Student loan borrowers under pressure

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/28

Student loan borrowers saw a bit of a reprieve during the pandemic and the following years, with many lenders stopping repayment obligations and freezing interest accrual. That party is now over, and holders of student debt are under increasing financial pressure amid more widespread economic uncertainty. Plus, a look inside Congress to see why Republican lawmakers are looking to overturn Biden-era rules limiting banking fees. And, the latest mortgage rate data may suggest a loosening in the housing

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00:09:32

Canadian firms reconsider U.S. relationships

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/28

From the BBC World Service: As Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, says the U.S. is no longer a reliable partner, Canadian businesses that work with American companies are facing a tough decision: continue their trading relationships or try to bring more operations and supply chains home. Also, as card payments rise, the UK sees an unintended benefit for children’s health.

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00:26:39

Uncertainty, thy name is tariff

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/03/27

The U.S. economy grew at a 2.4% annual rate in the fourth quarter of 2024, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported today. That number tells us where the economy was headed coming into this year. But with uncertainty surrounding tariffs, that story has taken a turn. Plus, how sinking credit scores caused by student loan delinquencies could hurt the overall economy, and the dramatic rise in modern-day train heists.

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