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Nov 3, 2015

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Uber makes its case as an economic asset; Candy Crush gets snapped up for $6 billion; and a Chinese coal mining company lays off 100,000 workers. 

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David Plouffe touts Uber's positive effects on economy

by Kai Ryssdal
Nov 3, 2015
Obama's former campaign manager defends the ridesharing giant.
Uber will no longer be able to cut off a driver’s right to work.
Image via Uber/YouTube
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Global warming doubles as a cold shower

by Kai Ryssdal
Nov 3, 2015
Who said climate change policy isn't sexy?
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In Dayton, taking fresh food to the bus stop

by Lewis Wallace
Nov 3, 2015
New approach to fighting food deserts puts fresh produce in the middle of town
The Market at Wright Stop Plaza in Dayton, Ohio, is open three days a week inside the city's downtown transportation hub
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Call of Duty loves Candy Crush

by Tracey Samuelson
Nov 3, 2015
At least, enough to spend almost $6 billion to buy the game's maker.
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In China's coal country, 100,000 lose their jobs

by Rob Schmitz
Nov 3, 2015
The mass layoff threatens the social fabric of a region where growth is faltering.
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Survey: Teens spend 9 hours a day on entertainment

by Kimberly Adams
Nov 3, 2015
And tweens are spending six hours.
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Uber makes its case as an economic asset; Candy Crush gets snapped up for $6 billion; and a Chinese coal mining company lays off 100,000 workers. 

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