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Get up to speed on the daily news first thing in the morning with Marketplace Morning Report. Hosted by David Brancaccio, Marketplace Morning Report keeps you informed on what you may have missed when you were sleeping, kicking off each weekday with a global business update from the BBC World Service in London. In less than ten minutes, you can start off your day with a recap of the top economic and business headlines with our daily news show and podcast. David Brancaccio brings you key news updates and economic happenings in real time throughout the morning. Catch Marketplace Morning Report live every Monday through Friday to get the latest news on the markets, money, jobs and innovation. David has been in broadcasting for more than three decades, serving as a longtime host for Marketplace and winner of both the DuPont-Columbia Award and George Foster Peabody Award. He and his team on PBS's NOW won two Emmy Awards in 2008, as well as the 2009 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Television Political Coverage. Marketplace Morning Report daily news podcasts are also available worldwide on platforms included Apple Podcasts, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, RSS Feeds and any place else where you get your podcasts.

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It's official: Washington's NFL team is changing its name

It's official: Washington's NFL team is changing its name

People are looking beyond profits and losses in companies. That's clear from a name change for the NFL's team in Washington, D.C., as well as recent pressure on PepsiCo. Also, do companies believe, like analysts, that there will be a financial earnings recovery from the pandemic by 2021? We start to find out this week.

A thought experiment: What if online shopping went away?

A fiction writer's surreal take on the COVID-19 economy imagines a world where delivery vans arrive and confiscate your things, instead of dropping packages off. Plus, banks start releasing second quarter results this week. And, China's new sanctions on members of Congress.

New liquor ban adds pressure on South Africa's wine exporters

From the BBC World Service: South Africa's government has banned alcohol sales again as COVID-19 cases rise. The world's biggest companies are set to borrow $1 trillion this year to bolster balance sheets. China will sanction U.S. lawmakers over Xinjiang measures.

What civil rights leaders want from Facebook

What civil rights leaders want from Facebook

Wells Fargo is preparing to cut thousands of jobs, according to Bloomberg. What does this new round of layoffs across the economy mean? And, one civil rights leader who's met with Facebook describes how the company needs to change.

Half of Oklahoma is a Native American reservation. There are economic consequences.

Half of Oklahoma is a Native American reservation. There are economic consequences.

A Supreme Court decision Thursday affirmed that about half of the state of Oklahoma is Native American reservation land. Plus, Hong Kong is closing all schools again after a spike in COVID-19 cases. And, why Puerto Rico is giving up control of its power grid to a private utility.

Half of Oklahoma is a Native American reservation. There are economic consequences.

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Emirates president warns of thousands of job cuts

From the BBC World Service: Emirates airline warns it could make up to 9,000 job cuts because of COVID-19. Could the U.S. lose its appeal to international students? We hear from some affected by decisions to revoke visas for classes taken online this fall. And, how restrictions on the hajj pilgrimage are hurting businesses in Saudi Arabia.

Don't get too excited about that slight dip in weekly jobless claims

Don't get too excited about that slight dip in weekly jobless claims

States that are seeing large spikes in COVID-19 cases are also seeing jumps in first-time unemployment claims. The Supreme Court rules on who can have access to President Trump's tax records. And, should internet service be treated like a public utility?

Whiplash in the bar and restaurant industries

Whiplash in the bar and restaurant industries

Many bar and restaurant employees went back to work in June. New COVID-19 spikes and shutdowns might be sending them back home. Plus, potential furloughs for United Airlines. And, how Americans are spending pandemic unemployment insurance.

Singapore is next in line for elections during COVID-19

Singapore is next in line for elections during COVID-19

From the BBC World Service: The wealthy city-state of Singapore heads to the polls amid rising concerns about socioeconomic inequality. Australia ignites more fury from China, its biggest trading partner. As disease ravages global pork stocks, could fake meat be the answer?

What are we going to do with schools this fall?

What are we going to do with schools this fall?

President Trump pushes for schools to reopen this fall. Looking forward to Thursday's forthcoming jobless claims numbers, as we wait to see if people are getting back to work amid COVID-19 spikes. And, how summer camp closures are hitting parents.

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