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Slate Money

Slate Money: From Dark Pools to Swimming Pools

Slate Money

Slate Podcasts

Investing, Business

4.3988 Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2014

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Slate Money, featuring Felix Salmon of Fusion, Cathy O'Neil of Columbia University and Slate's own Jordan Weissmann. This week: The Supreme Court says streaming service Aereo violates U.S. copyright law, the New York attorney general sues Barclays, and Puerto Rico becomes a tax haven. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.1

The following podcast contains explicit language.

0:33.2

Hello and welcome to Slate Money, your weekly guide to the Important Business and Finance News of the Week.

0:45.4

I'm Felix Salmon, a fusion in New York.

0:48.4

And on the show this week, the Supreme Court decided the fate of Aereo, an internet television streaming service.

0:56.3

We'll dive into dark pools amid allegations that Barclays put its profits ahead of its customers.

1:02.4

Imagine that. and we'll also tell you why lots of

1:05.9

rich people are spending at least 183 days a year in Puerto Rico, I think you can probably

1:12.2

guess.

1:13.0

And last but certainly not least, we'll close with the numbers lightning round as we do every week.

1:19.0

First, let me introduce regular guest, Kathy O'Neill, head of the lead program for data journalism

1:24.9

at Columbia University.

1:27.4

Hello Kathy, what's your number this week?

1:29.9

My number is 0.25.

1:31.8

That's a low number. And we also have

1:35.0

slate's own moneybox columnist Jordan Weisman Jordan I'm assuming that your

1:39.9

number is going to be bigger than one quarter?

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