Jun 19, 2006

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Nokia, Siemens team up

by Amy Scott

Jun 19, 2006

Two of the world's biggest telecom equipment makers — Nokia of Finland and Siemens of Germany — are merging some of their networking operations. And it could mean lots of layoffs. Amy Scott reports.

Nestle balancing its diet

by Lisa Napoli

Jun 19, 2006

Swiss food giant Nestle today said it's going to fatten up its nutritional portfolio, paying $600 million for diet company Jenny Craig. Lisa Napoli reports.

Wetlands ruling leaves murky legal waters

by Marketplace Staff

Jun 19, 2006

The Supreme Court split on its first major environmental case with Chief Justice John Roberts. But the 5-4 decision on developing wetlands on private lands didn't really decide anything. Sam Eaton explains.

Putting a stop to government overspending?

by John Dimsdale

Jun 19, 2006

The Senate Budget Committee tomorrow looks at an overhaul package that would force big spenders in Congress to stay below a steadily declining limit. If they don't? Mandatory across-the-board spending cuts. John Dimsdale reports.

Solar power energizing rural China

by Marketplace Staff

Jun 19, 2006

With 20 million people waiting to get on the electrical grid in China, officials in Beijing have launched a campaign to make sure the newest energy consumers will use renewable sources instead. Rob Schmitz reports.

Women in distress

by Marketplace Staff

Jun 19, 2006

Some of us may think new choices are the ultimate in consumer liberation. Humorist Sandra Tsing Loh sees only feminist chains. And she says it's time to cast them off once and for all.

Corner Office

Karmazin is Sirius about satellite radio; Part 2

by Kai Ryssdal

Jun 19, 2006

Host Kai Ryssdal talks with Sirius Satellite Radio CEO Mel Karmazin about the future of the broadcast media in our latest 'Conversation from the Corner Office.'