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  • Oil prices are stable … for now
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    Plus, another trial for AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine. Also, what to expect from the holiday shopping season. And, a booming — or blooming — Texas industry takes a pandemic hit with the interruption of high school football homecoming games.

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  • Chinese officials haven't specified how long the tariffs will remain in place.
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    Beijing is set to add tariffs starting Saturday, escalating trade tensions. Also, plans to export a COVID-19 vaccine to developing countries. And, is Sri Lanka too reliant on China for capital investment?

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  • Trump’s census fight is back at the Supreme Court
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    The Trump administration wants to exclude undocumented immigrants from the count. Plus, rethinking city living and urban planning in the time of COVID-19. And, 75 years of the Slinky, another classic toy that’s selling during the pandemic.

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  • Demand at soup kitchens has grown so much during the pandemic that serving into the night is the only way to get food to everyone safely.
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    This year, the need for food programs and pantries is greater, and it will go far beyond Thanksgiving. Plus, the humanitarian crisis North Korea could be facing as a result of rapidly decreasing trade with China. And, a housing crisis in Florida.

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  • The world's four most connected cities are all in China.
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    Pandemic disruption has majorly affected flight hubs like New York and Tokyo. Plus, will EU countries follow Germany and keep ski resorts closed to contain COVID-19? And, heat-and-eat Thanksgiving in London.

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  • That trade deal with China? Not working out so well.
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    Plus, with all of the holiday sales here or just ahead, 75% of shoppers say they’re planning to avoid crowds and shop online, according to a survey from Deloitte. And, an American Thanksgiving experience in London.

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  • How the stock market seems vaccinated against the virus
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    Plus, a rule proposal from the SEC to let tech companies pay their workers in part with company equity. And, checking in with Pennsylvania about how it’s approaching the challenge of distributing COVID vaccines once they arrive.

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  • A woman walks past the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) at Wall Street on November 16, 2020 in New York City.
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    COVID cases are surging, historically high numbers of people are signing up for unemployment benefits, and yet the Dow has crossed 30,000 for the first time. Plus, more Americans are relying on food programs. And, growth for the RV industry during the pandemic.

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  • Non-essential stores will be allowed to reopen as France relaxes its tight coronavirus restrictions.
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    France expands business funding for companies forced to close during nationwide lockdowns. Plus, how EU funding could help restart Spain’s economy. And, the U.K. considers cutting foreign aid spending.

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  • Greenberg Smoked Turkeys usually gets about 200,000 birds to people each year.
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    Plus, what would Janet Yellen as treasury secretary mean for the chances the U.S. government extends more pandemic relief? And, GM has changed its mind and is no longer pushing back against California’s clean car standards.

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