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Mark Zuckerberg and "Impact Investing"
Mark Zuckerberg has already changed the world we all live in. Now he wants to change the world that future generations will live in, too.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenMark Zuckerberg has already changed the world we all live in. Now he wants to change the world that future generations will live in, too.
Later on the program, military bases on foreign soil: good or bad for America?
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3 storiesHow Wealthy Americans Created a Private Tax System
As the 2016 presidential campaign heats up, one issue we're not hearing candidates debate much is tax policy. But that doesn't mean it's low on their agendas.
Read the story7 minMark Zuckerberg and "Impact Investing"
At the age of 31, Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg is one of the richest men in the world. Now he wants to invest in the future. He and his wife have pledged $45 billion to improve education, cure disease, connect people and build strong communities. It's a form of "impact investing" that supporters call the future of charity.
Read the story33 minShould the US Rethink the Huge Cost of Its Military Bases?
The US maintains some 800 military bases on foreign soil. Are they worth what they cost?
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