Jonathan Berr of Daily Finance writes about the public radio business news show “Marketplace,” which revels in its offbeat look at the world of business and finance.
“From the very start, Marketplace did not want to be like other business programs.
“‘We literally debated whether we would do the markets every day,’ Yore said in an interview. Eventually, he said Marketplace decided to the markets with a ‘twist’ of having lively or depressing music played as the figures are read depending on how trading closes. Marketplace, according to Yore, is the ‘business show for the rest of us.'”
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