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How start-ups and farmers are working together to grow the cannabis business; Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced plans for the new $20, $10 and $5 notes, with the portrait of Harriet Tubman to be featured on the front of the new $20; and how Japan's baby problem is tied to the country's cultural ideas about the workplace.

Visa announced that  it will try to cut down the delay at checkout lines by upgrading chip-enabled credit card readers; why some sponsors have yet to commit to the Republican National Convention; and how Mexican officials are cutting down on pollution by regulating traffic

Some factory jobs are returning from offshore outsourcing but many aren't convinced it will help the manufacturing sector much; how Venezuela's oil-dependent economy is hurting the country's agricultural sector; and how Verizon's pursuit of Yahoo is a rebranding effort

Today, we're chatting with Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker about the TPP. Plus, a few underwater homeowners get room to breathe and why there's no such thing as free shipping.

After months of a strong US dollar, it has begun to weaken. Marketplace's Mark Garrison explains why this is actually good news for the economy; how data technology is being used to identify neighborhoods where kids are likely to be abused; and what airlines are doing to create revenue during an a decline in air travel

The Fed and the FDIC rejected the "living wills" of five U.S. banks; what its like to maintain a house like Downton Abbey; and a look at the growing market for kids' football helmets

In Missouri, the squabble between government officials and residents over red light cameras; Marketplace's Scott Tong continues his series "The Resource Curse" on Venezuela; and why Goldman-Sachs has agreed to a 5 billion dollar settlement with the US Department if Justice 

Kai talks to the United States Treasury Secretary Jack Lew about inversions, the global economy and keeping Hamilton on the 10 dollar bill; Marketplace's Sabri Ben-Achour looks at the rise of chat bots ahead of Facebook's F8 conference; and how your income may be tied to your life expectancy. 

There's a new ad-blocking software that has U.S. newspapers upset; Marketplace's Kimberly Adams reporting from the U.S.-Mexico border; and the weekly wrap.

Goodwill adds a new online shopping feature; why the Ugg boot refused to die; and as healthcare costs increase, more doctors are talking to their patients about money