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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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00:26:36

Measuring uncertainty

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/10

Is economic uncertainty a feeling or a fact? Though you may think uncertainty defies measure, in this episode, we call up some economists who put a number on it. And, as wildfires rage in Los Angeles County, insurance firms — including California’s insurer of last resort, the FAIR Plan — brace for catastrophic payouts. Plus: President Joe Biden may further restrict the flow of AI technology to China, and Thailand’s auto sector finds hope in manufacturing Chinese electric vehicles.

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00:07:38

TikTok heads to the Supreme Court tomorrow

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/09

On Friday, the Supreme Court holds the fate of many of the nation’s content creators in its hands. TikTok parent company ByteDance wants the court to halt a bipartisan law that would require the company to sell the social video platform to a U.S. company. But ByteDance has a backup plan just in case. Plus, 2024 was a record year for bankruptcies, and Peru’s Chinese-funded port aims to reshape global trade.

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00:08:34

When Jimmy Carter leveled with the American people

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/09

Today is a national day to remember Jimmy Carter, the 39th president. This morning, we’re taking a look at Carter’s “malaise” speech. It was given in mid-July 1979, when inflation was running high in the midst of the second oil crisis, and includes a direct economic plea. Also, after 20 years apart, the Service Employees International Union is going back into the collection of unions known as the AFL-CIO.

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00:06:57

The Chinese investment in Peru that aims to reshape...

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/09

From the BBC World Service: The union representing 45,000 longshoremen on the U.S. East and Gulf coasts has reached a tentative deal with their employers. But other factors are continuing to shape the world of global shipping. In Peru, a new Chinese-built megaproject could help dramatically speed up global trade. Plus, a look at how might China deal with disinflation and how Greenland’s relationship with the U.S. may be shifting.

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00:27:44

The cost of wildfires

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/08

Several major wildfires are raging in and around Los Angeles today. In this episode, we explain why the cost of fighting these blazes has ballooned. We’ll also hear about what makes urban wildfires particularly dangerous and destructive. Plus: More Americans work multiple jobs, an uptick in return-to-office orders signals shifting employer-worker relations and long-term bond yields rise as the future grows murkier.

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00:08:32

How NYC’s congestion pricing could affect deliveries

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/08

Congestion pricing enters its fourth day in New York City. If the tolls reduce congestion, it could make deliveries quicker and more cost-efficient, though daytime deliveries would still get pricier. Plus, fires in Los Angeles County have forced tens of thousands to evacuate and come at a fragile time for the Californian home insurance market. And then starting today, Americans visiting the U.K. will need a new digital travel document.

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00:07:42

Cape Town port hopes tech can solve service woes

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/08

From the BBC World Service: Automation is a sticking point between dockworkers and employers at East Coast ports in the United States. In Cape Town, ranked as the least efficient port globally, some experts think more automated technology is vital to improve services. Also on this morning’s show: South Sudan restarts oil production after conflict in neighboring Sudan halted exports a year ago. The conflict damaged a key pipeline.

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00:05:39

A Dutch port demonstrates how automation in the...

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/08

U.S. ports could be facing another strike as the deadline looms next Wednesday to settle a union contract for 45,000 dockworkers on the East and Gulf coasts. A major sticking point has been automation. Proponents argue that technology can make ports cleaner and more efficient; critics point to lost jobs, high costs and mixed productivity results. While the cost-benefit analysis of port automation is complicated, there are places where the model appears to be succeeding, like Rotterdam in the

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00:31:25

Why anime is everywhere all at once (rerun)

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/07

Hey smarties! We’re on a break for the holidays and revisiting some of our top episodes from 2024. We can’t do this show without you and we still need your support. If you can, donate today to keep independent journalism going strong into 2025 and beyond. Give now to support “Make Me Smart.” Thank you so much for your generosity, happy holidays and we’ll see you in the new year.Anime seems to be just about everywhere these days: film, music videos, the NFL and big streaming services

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00:09:57

Ivy League basketball players and labor organizing

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/03

Last spring, the Dartmouth College basketball team made headlines when the players voted to form a union, and the National Labor Relations Board decided that players were employees entitled to unionize. But in anticipation of an NLRB that’s less labor-friendly under President Donald Trump, the players have thrown in the towel. We hear more. But first: This morning, President Joe Biden blocked Japanese steel-maker Nippon’s attempts to buy U.S. Steel.

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00:09:06

The economic agenda for the new Congress

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/03

Today is the first day of the 119th Congress. Republicans control the House and the Senate, though who holds the House Speaker position remains up in the air. And top of the economic agenda for the new Congress will be what happens with the Trump tax cuts passed in 2017. Also on this morning’s program: a floundering takeover of U.S. Steel, the year ahead in AI and an update on net neutrality.

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00:09:45

Will Nippon Steel’s takeover of U.S. Steel get scrapped?

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/03

From the BBC World Service: President Joe Biden appears ready to block a proposed takeover of U.S. Steel by Japanese company Nippon Steel, according to multiple media reports. We’ll unpack the latest developments. Also: Gold saw its best performance in 14 years last year, so what might 2025 hold? Then, European soccer is big business. Now, a potential rivalry between teams in Paris could be shaking things up.

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00:12:51

Bytes: Week in Review — Trump’s bid to delay TikTok...

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/03

OpenAI closed the year with a bang, announcing a new, powerful AI model called o3. It could mark a significant step toward artificial general intelligence — an advanced form of AI that can learn or understand anything a human can. Plus, we’re mulling another tech prediction for 2025 — will AI assistants actually make our lives easier this year? But first, President-elect Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court to put the TikTok ban on hold so he might negotiate a deal to save the app in the

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00:26:16

New Congress, same debt drama

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/02

A new congressional session begins on Friday and, like so many before them, the fresh cohort of lawmakers will have to come to a consensus on what to do about the national debt ceiling. Will they raise it, lower it or get rid of it entirely? We explain. Plus, job seekers use social media to market themselves, a few areas shine in an otherwise so-so construction spending report, and longshoremen stand firm against port automation.

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00:08:45

Gains for the greenback

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/02

Bloomberg calculates that the U.S. dollar made its biggest gain last year in nearly a decade. And it starts 2025 with some momentum for further gains, continuing a rally that started in early fall when the Federal Reserve started cutting U.S. interest rates amid persistently strong economic growth. Also, Amazon’s RTO push is hampered by a lack of office space, and more Texans turn to microgrids for energy resilience.

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00:07:39

Toxic waste removed 40 years after India’s Bhopal...

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/02

From the BBC World Service: Authorities in India have removed hundreds of tons of toxic waste from an Indian chemical factory that witnessed one of the world’s deadliest gas leaks four decades ago. Locals have long-complained of people getting sick due to groundwater contamination. Plus, Russian gas has stopped flowing to EU states from Ukraine. And “The Lehman Trilogy” has kept theater audiences gripped for more than a decade.

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00:13:54

Not all AI is, well, AI

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/02

Artificial intelligence and promises about the tech are everywhere these days. But excitement about genuine advances can easily veer into hype, according to Arvind Narayanan, computer science professor at Princeton who along with PhD candidate Sayash Kapoor wrote the book “AI Snake Oil: What Artificial Intelligence Can Do, What It Can’t, and How to Tell the Difference.” He says even the term AI doesn’t always mean what you think.

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00:27:05

Happy New Year! The cold weather could cost you.

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/01

Natural gas prices are creeping up — the commodity leaped recently in futures trading. That means your January heating bill may be higher than anticipated. In this episode, what makes natural gas prices heat up and why we can’t just pump more in. Plus, Boeing’s New Year’s resolutions for a stronger 2025 and how women might benefit from the “great wealth transfer.”

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00:09:15

The mystery of stress tests for banks

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/01

We all have our hopes and dreams for 2025. For bankers, that includes clarity on the Basel III Endgame rules and if they will get tougher or easier on how banks calculate risk and how much cash they set aside for emergencies. The rules have been delayed in part because the initial proposals proved controversial, and led to an unlikely coalition of interests banding together to oppose them. Also on the show: The BBC’s Leanna Byrne speaks with Tom Cheesewright, an applied futurist, about what he

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00:08:59

The changing legal landscape for AI

Marketplace All-in-One ·

2025/01/01

Legislatures in 41 states passed more than 100 laws governing artificial intelligence last year, according to analysis from New York University, and some of those laws will go into effect starting today. Plus, how organizations will be supervised and regulated will be a key beat in 2025 for Marketplace. This includes the future of new banking regulations. Federal agencies are considering new rules under the Basel III Endgame proposal, which would govern how banks calculate risks and how much cash

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