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  • Americans overseas pay income taxes both in the U.S. and in the countries where they work. Now lawmakers could lighten the burden for individuals. As the tax overhaul is drafted in Washington, a range of complaints about expat taxes will be considered.  Click the audio player above to hear the full story. 

  • Two people discuss health plans available from the Affordable Care Act with an agent.
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    Healthy people need a reminder to sign up for insurance.

  • Kurt Beardslee, of the Wild Fish Conservancy, wants to end fish farming in Puget Sound.
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    Fish farm break: 150,000 Atlantic salmon escaped into Washington state's Puget Sound in August. Now comes the fallout.

  • CVS-Aetna merger would help the drugstore take on Amazon
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    The massive e-tailer may be getting into the pharmaceutical industry.

  • Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau might be embracing Amazon next year.
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    Applicants weren't limited to the U.S.

  • Exxon and Chevron report earnings today. Yesterday ConocoPhillips reported income that beat analysts’ estimates. Earlier in the week oil services firm Halliburton delivered strong earnings, with revenue up 10 percent. The earnings indicate the energy industry is in a minor rebound — after years of slump. Click the audio player above to hear the full […]

  • Cities looking to stop displacement in gentrifying neighborhoods often try to protect longtime homeowners from rising property taxes. John Ahmann, head of a nonprofit in Atlanta, stands in the English Avenue neighborhood, where homeowners will receive property tax relief next year.
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    Atlanta tax fund seeks to prevent displacement of residents as neighborhood changes.

  • NAACP President Derrick Johnson says his organization has already spoken with an American Airlines vice president and wants to meet with the CEO.
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    The president of the civil rights group talks with us about rewarding companies that treat all customers equally.

  • You’ve maybe noticed more packages piling up at people’s doorsteps as we buy more stuff from companies like Amazon. Now comes Amazon Key, a service that allows delivery people to open your front door and drop that package inside while you’re gone. Sounds sketchy, but it’s starting in 37 cities next month.  Click the audio […]

  • Restrictions on electronic devices carried by travelers coming from some countries have been rolled back. But now U.S. officials are requiring any person traveling to the country be subject to new, tighter screenings.  Click the audio player above to hear the full story.