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  • What’s the point of meetings?
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    WTO’s Appellate Body is set to lose two judges. Are meetings just a way to waste the working day? 

  • You can’t spell “finance” without “A” and “I”
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    Jobs numbers were still strong in November. AI’s power of prediction could cost some jobs on Wall Street, but it’ll probably be good for the finance industry.

  • An Uber SUV waits for a client in Manhattan
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    Uber releases a report on sexual assault on its rides. The updated jobs numbers point towards recession. How to value the world’s biggest oil company.

  • German Chancellor Angela Merkel examines a turbine at the Siemens plant in Goerlitz, eastern Germany.     (Credit: Getty Images).

    German industrial output suffers its biggest contraction in a decade. There’s optimism over an OPEC oil deal. How African swine fever has hit Bulgaria.

  • Kroger is trying to stay competitive with stores like Aldi and Amazon.
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    November’s jobs numbers promise to be underwhelming. Kroger gets into the food delivery business. A woman deals with ailing parents as an only child.

  • What the term “able-bodied adults” misses

    Huawei lobs another legal challenge against the U.S. Who are the people at risk of losing SNAP benefits? The anatomy of a leveraged buyout.

  • A labourer pushes a cart loaded with sacks of onions along a street in Kolkata.

    Huawei lobs another legal challenge at the U.S. Pension strikes threaten to cripple France. Rising inflation forces India’s central bank to hold interest rates.

  • There’s no place like a party store for the holidays

    The Trump Administration will restrict access to food stamp programs in the name of job creation. College debt is rising for more affluent students. We get into the holiday spirit at an actual brick-and-mortar store.

  • A public bus pulls up to a stop in Kansas City, Missouri. Transit officials hope the city will sign off on their idea to eliminate bus fares.
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    Google’s Sundar Pichai will head Alphabet. OPEC and Russia consider slowing down oil flow. Kansas City, Missouri floats making public buses free.

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