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  • QUITO, ECUADOR - OCTOBER 13: Demonstrators clash with police officers during indigenous protests outside the Comptroller's Building before a first meeting of CONAIE and the Ecuadorian Government to resolve the crisis on October 13, 2019 in Quito, Ecuador. The Episcopal Ecuadorian Conference and the Ecuadorian UN System intervined to organize the first meeting between Indigenous Movements and the Ecuadorian Movement to resolve the current crisis. Dialogue comes after 10 days of violent protests that resulted in 5 dead. Demostrations began as attempt to repeal the government's measure to end a four-decade fuel subsidy. (Photo by Jorge Ivan Castaneira Jaramillo/Getty Images)

    Following protests, Ecuador’s government has reintroduced fuel subsidies. Japan’s Softbank is reported to be seeking control of office space company WeWork. The challenges in India to widespread use of electric cars.

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  • Are you being crushed by student loan debt? Come on down!
    Photo courtesy Sean Collins-Smith

    A potential partial trade deal with China cheers up investors. Demand for oil dips. A game show helps pay off student loan debt.

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  • How finances keep people in abusive relationships
    Cecilia Carlstedt for the California Sunday Magazine

    For domestic violence survivors, economic abuse can have lasting effects.

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  • Who are the victims of economic abuse?
    pxhere

    An attack on an Iranian oil tanker sends crude prices up. GM faces an existential crisis. What’s the toll of economic abuse?

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  • Will China play hardball during U.S. trade talks?
    SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images

    President Trump expressed optimism over trade negotiations with China. Dyson scraps an ambitious plan for electric vehicles. London’s theater scene sees a boom in new projects.

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  • Los Angeles Mayor and Chair of C-40 Eric Garcetti is trying to strike a "Global Green New Deal" to lower emissions. Above, a layer of pollution hovering over L.A. in late 2017.
    Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images

    Will China’s recent olive branch change minds in Congress? The world’s mayors pledge to fight climate change. California’s planned power outages are already costing millions. Homeowners are out about $1 trillion thanks to the GOP tax overhaul.

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  • Did the GOP tax cut lower your home’s value?
    Joe Raedle/Getty Images

    China resumes trade talks as the U.S. imposes restrictions on more tech firms. New analysis finds the big GOP real estate tax cap has hurt homeowners.

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  • Oct 10, 2019

    The ATM conundrum

    The ATM conundrum
    Matt Cardy/Getty Images

    Rural towns and villages in Britain are being hurt as cash points and bank branches close down. Apple removes a smartphone app Hong Kong protesters have been using to track police after pressure from China.

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  • Charles Schwab on how low commissions became zero commissions
    Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

    The brokerage firm has a history of lowering trading fees, says founder Charles Schwab.

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  • China to NBA: respect my authoritah!
    Comedy Central

    China offers an olive branch on trade. U.S. shale oil production is seeing little gains. The NBA and the creators of “South Park” enter the fray in Hong Kong.

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