chuck carlson, c.e.o. at horizon investment services. >> susie: finally, a different take on employment. some people looking for work are finding jobs at not-for-profits. johns hopkins university says employment at non-profits grew about 2.5% during the worst part of the recession, while it fell more than 3% at for-profits. as diane eastabrook reports, many non-profits are attracting professionals who felt burned by corporate america or who are just plain burned out. >> did you ever think you'd be back at fenwick working here? >> only in my nightmares. >> reporter: greg pritz walks the halls of fenwick high school as he did 35 years ago. back then, he was a student. today pritz is fenwick high's finance director. the former chief financial officer joined the staff last may, after being jobless for 18 months. pritz says working here is giving him a sense of satisfaction he never got in the corporate world. >> the thing that we all remember is that it's all about the kids, and it's all about getting them to

our friday "market monitor" is chuck carlson, c.e.o. of horizon investment services. the august employment report is released. economists expect the economy lost 110,000 jobs last month. also, getting off the fast track. more executives are re- evaluating their role in the corporate world and going to work for non-profits. >> susie: now playing on amazon.com, cheaper television programs. the online retailer today slashed prices on downloading some popular shows to match the prices apple set yesterday for shows on its new t.v. service. the going rate now is $0.99, down a full dollar from yesterday. amazon, apple, google, microsoft and sony are all in a race to get t.v. shows and movies into the nation's living rooms. >> tom: speaking of apple, the latest competitor for its popular ipad will hit stores in two weeks. the galaxy tab is made by samsung. it has a seven-inch screen, which is smaller than the ipad, and uses google's android software. the rollout starts in europe, at prices higher than apple's. several other tablet computers are in the works, from toshiba, nok