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On today's show, we'll talk about the push for Clinton to get out the black vote in down-ballot races; how Kannapolis, North Carolina is trying to reinvent itself; and what analysts will be looking for in Alphabet's upcoming earnings report. 

On today's show, we'll talk about the latest hardware and software from Microsoft; the success of Facebook's registration reminders; and the continuing battle between Airbnb and New York state. 

Wall Street is spending big in this election, more employers are investing in liberal arts graduates and Amazon is trying to take on Macy's. Plus: Part two in our series on how the immigration fight is shaping work in Washington.

On today's show, we'll talk about a slip in iPhone sales for Apple; the danger of internet-connected devices; and the possibility of "social hacking" during this election.

On today's show, we'll talk about Apple's slowdown in sales; a court's approval of the $15 billion Volkswagen diesel settlement; and why the Saudi government has decided to borrow money from international investors. 

Two things that are about to get more expensive: World Series tickets and Obamacare premiums, but there's a little more to it than that. Plus: another installment of our election series "How the Deck is Stacked," looking at the immigrants employed by agriculture and tech in Washington state.

On today's show, we'll talk about the NBA's partnership with the company NextVR to broadcast games in virtual reality; a startup called Phone2Action, which aims to connect smartphone users to their lawmaker via app; and how we should look at AT&T as a company amid news it plans to purchase Time Warner. 

On today's show, we'll talk about news that premiums for Obamacare are set to go up dramatically next year; a possible requirement from the International Maritime Organization for ships to use low-sulfur fuel; and a super PAC that's been calling on the Amish community to vote for Donald Trump.

It's a big day for mergers and acquisitions: We're looking at whether the massive AT&T/Time Warner deal could get approval, plus TD Ameritrade's $4 billion Scottrade deal. Plus: ten years of Taylor Swift and a conversation with the CEO of YouTube.

On today's show, we'll look at how Americans feel about voting online; a Politico report that predicted the media could be vulnerable to cyber attacks on election night; and a new study that shows the share of women in tech is declining. 

On today's show, we'll talk about AT&T's $85 billion bid for Time Warner, and what the deal could mean for competition and consumers. 

If this podcast got to you, then at least something's working right on what has been a very bad day for the internet. We'll talk about the DDoS attack that took out a bunch of popular websites. Plus, a big tobacco merger, floods in North Carolina and the Weekly Wrap.

This week, Bloomberg Businessweek's Sam Grobart and The Atlantic's Gillian White talk new menswear companies and GDP growth. We also hear from a mom who's trying to go back to school, and listeners call in to discuss their Halloween budgets. Plus, Molly Wood explains why tech companies fix what isn't broken, and musician Devendra Banhart takes the Marketplace Quiz.

On today's show, we'll interview the CEO of Emotiv about the company's EEG headsets, a type of hardware that could one day be used  for everything from teaching better focus to controlling robotic limbs. Plus, we'll also play this week's Silicon Tally with Greta Johnsen, the co-host of the Nerdette podcast and a reporter and anchor at WBEZ.

On today's show, we'll talk about British American Tobacco's offer to purchase Reynolds American, which would make it the world's largest publicly traded tobacco company. Plus, we'll also examine data that show a surge in the construction of single-family homes, and look at the danger North Dakota's bees may be facing.