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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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00:28:16

How low can it go?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/19

At the national level, 2.5% is the lowest the unemployment rate has ever been … and that was for just two months in 1953. We’re at 4% right now, but the labor market is pretty tight. In this episode, we ask: How low can unemployment go? Plus, Samsung buys back stock and retires shares, the Fed is thinking about tariffs and a program that teaches refugees to drive runs out of gas, thanks to President Trump’s immigration policy.

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00:17:50

Should we be worried about bird flu?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/18

Today we’re talking about bird flu. It’s infecting flocks of chickens, causing egg prices to rise across the country, plus herds of dairy cattle and people are getting sick too. And all of this is happening amid sweeping changes at U.S. federal health agencies. The Trump administration has ordered mass firings and limits on public communications at agencies including the Centers for Disease Control, hindering its ability to keep the public informed. On the show today, Jessica Malaty

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00:07:59

The great federal data disappearing act

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/18

Amid the cascade of directives from President Trump, some government datasets have become inaccessible. Researchers, economists and investors are among the people who rely on that data — and there’s a cost when it goes away. Plus, “we will see an increase by tenfold of people dying from AIDS.” We take a hard look at how disruptions to U.S. foreign aid are affecting lifesaving HIV/AIDS treatment and what happens if they aren’t resolved.

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00:08:59

Drama over DOGE, Musk and Social Security

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/18

The Trump administration is defending giving the Elon Musk-led advisory group DOGE access to the detailed tax records of all Americans. Presidential advisor Steven Miller says it’s about rooting out foreign fraud. Now, DOGE is reportedly trying to get access to Social Security records. We’ll unpack. Also on the program: New car sales dropped in January, and we’ll discuss some of the lasting effects that wildfires have on local labor markets.

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00:08:02

Argentina’s president faces crypto fraud allegations,...

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/18

From the BBC World Service: Opposition politicians in Argentina want to impeach President Javier Milei after a short-lived promotion of an obscure cryptocurrency caused investors to lose thousands of dollars. We’ll hear more. Plus, Russia and the U.S. are meeting in Saudi Arabia for their first direct talks designed to end the war in Ukraine. And, we’ll learn how a lack of investment in Germany’s infrastructure has affected one town in East Germany.

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00:30:18

All these sellers, but where are the buyers?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/17

Tons of sellers listed their homes in January, after months of waiting in vain for mortgage rates to fall. But many would-be buyers are facing economic uncertainty and aren’t ready to make an offer. Plus: A FEMA rule forces residents of flood-prone areas to make a difficult decision, developing countries will drive global energy demand in the next few years and when colleges close, local communities suffer.

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00:08:38

A wager for the history books gives us a glimpse into...

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/17

One of the most famous bets in the past half-century — at least among economists — wasn’t about the Super Bowl or a presidential election. No, it was about whether five critical metals would be worth more or less between 1980 and 1990. Really, this was about innovation and how we consume natural resources. Researchers are now looking at this question all over again. What can we glean? Also: a frigid vault to preserve data.

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00:09:48

How insecurity can worsen inequality

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/17

One of the key themes of American life right now is uncertainty, whether it be from the rising cost of living, the toll of natural disasters or new policies from Donald Trump’s administration. Today, we’ll unpack how uncertainty and precarity can pave the way for deeper inequality. Plus, the Trump administration is considering the ocean floor as a mining source for critical minerals. We’ll hear about the opportunities the mining industry sees.

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00:09:15

The arctic vault that hopes to preserve our data

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/17

From the BBC World Service: Every day, our digital footprint is growing, but parts of it will be lost over time. To safeguard it for future generations, some are storing digital artifacts in the Arctic World Archive. We put on our headlamps and winter coats to learn more. Also on the show: Seoul bans China’s DeepSeek, Chinese President Xi Jinping holds high-profile meetings with business leaders, and Russia-Ukraine peace talks impact oil prices.

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00:26:42

Do you buy the retail sales number?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/15

Retail sales were down in January, but the Census Bureau report — with its mish-mosh of data — can obscure nuances in consumer spending. In this episode, we talk to economists and other experts about how they cut through the noise. Plus: An American city and Canadian city with interlaced economies brace for tariffs, Americans love their meat sticks and the women behind a wine shop-restaurant-bookstore tell us about their business.

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00:08:22

The slashing of the federal workforce begins

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/14

President Donald Trump and advisor Elon Musk are intensifying their program to end the jobs of federal employees. A new strategy is to let go people on the job for less than a year, people with what is called “probationary status.” We’ll discuss. Plus, a new poll finds that a third of Americans have more credit card debt than emergency savings. Then, could labor unions help meet Colorado’s green energy goals?

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00:08:10

Unlocking The Gates: How wrongs might be righted

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/14

This week, as part of our “Unlocking The Gates” series, we’ve been covering the relationship between housing access and economic opportunity in the U.S. In this final piece, we hear directly from those involved in Minnesota’s efforts to tackle the inequity that keeps people locked out of the property market there. But first: the Trump administration has expanded its campaign to terminate the jobs of federal workforce.

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00:08:29

Are British parents spending too much on baby formula?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/14

From the BBC World Service: The United Kingdom’s antitrust body is calling for standardized labelling and clearer information on baby formula to help parents save money. Also, global leaders are gathering in Germany for the annual Munich Security Conference. The big topic this year is Ukraine, which has offered the U.S. key minerals in a high stakes bid to secure support. And, are reusable water bottles turning into the next fast fashion?

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00:26:52

Time to sell!

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/14

Homeowners have been clinging to low mortgage rates for the past few years, stifling the housing market. But new data from Zillow shows once-patient sellers are finally pulling the trigger, despite high rates. Why now? Also in this episode: Supply logistics costs rise, businesses brace for tariff fallout and produce prices fall for suppliers — but that doesn’t mean grocery bills are shrinking.

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00:07:16

Inflation could be lurking in your valentine tomorrow

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/13

Wholesale inflation ticked up in January, as did consumer price inflation. Valentine’s Day is not immune from these inflationary pressures. The National Retail Federation expects record spending of nearly $28 billion for the holiday — meaning that heart-shaped box of chocolates is going to cost ya. Plus, the Trump administration is moving on to plans for possible layoffs of federal workers and is taking aim at energy efficiency standards for home appliances.

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00:08:23

Unlocking The Gates: Racial covenants go national

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/13

For our special series “Unlocking The Gates,” Marketplace special correspondent Lee Hawkins investigates how his family got into their house after a nighttime real estate deal allowed Black families to buy into a Minnesota suburb. Today, we’ll explore It’s about how racial discrimination in Minnesota became national policy after endorsement by wealthy business owners and powerful politicians. But first: There’s not much vacant retail space these days. What gives?

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00:07:37

Nissan and Honda slam on the brakes

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/13

From the BBC World Service: The Japanese car giants Honda and Nissan have abandoned plans for a merger, which would have created one of the world’s biggest carmakers. It’s been a long road to get here, but we’ll hear about how those plans fell apart. Also on the program: We’ll unpack what’s next in the United Kingdom’s biggest miscarriage of justice — the U.K. post office scandal.

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00:10:02

Will DeepSeek disrupt American AI’s first-mover...

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/13

There’s a concept in business called the first-mover advantage. Basically, it means that if you’re the first company with a successful product in a new market, you have the opportunity to dominate the market and fend off rivals. But that advantage can be short-lived. Take Netscape Navigator, the first popular commercial web browser. Microsoft entered the field with Internet Explorer, and it wasn’t long before Navigator crashed. In AI chatbots, two of the first movers are OpenAI and

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00:26:48

What’s next for BP?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/13

After a rough 2024, energy giant BP is expected to announce a “fundamental reset” of its business strategy this month. We don’t know for sure what that means, but industry experts expect the firm, formerly known as British Petroleum, to move away from renewables and double down on oil and natural gas. Also in this episode: A trade consultant tells us how her clients are reacting to President Trump’s trade policies, Zelle hit a record $1 trillion in payments last year and

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00:07:56

The supply chain behind your Valentine’s Day bouquet

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/02/12

This week, millions of fresh-cut flowers are arriving in the U.S., mostly from South America. Imports account for more than 80% of flowers sold here, and it’s a $2 billion industry. We’ll draw back the curtain on the supply chain for those dozen red roses for your sweetheart. Also: the latest consumer price index reading, tensions in the B Corps world and the foreign aid freeze’s impact on U.S. farmers.

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