CNN Money

◆ Meet the bears predicting stock market doom

◆ Quest: Trump is too obsessed with Wall Street

◆ South Korea does a sudden U-turn on nuclear power

◆ TV Academy makes moves to possibly oust Weinstein

◆ Debt, stagnation: Japan's economy's huge challenges

◆ Japanese tycoon wants to invest $880 billion in tech

◆ Trying to lure Amazon, cities keep details secret

◆ How Amazon filled up Seattle's airport

◆ Target is coming to Vermont. Here's why it's a big deal

◆ 'Loud House' creator fired over harassment allegations

◆ Weinstein Co. staffers pen open letter about Harvey

◆ Tesla's Model 3 gets early boost from Consumer Reports

◆ 401(k) contribution limit will rise to $18,500 next year

◆ Tech companies hindering criminal investigations

◆ What is coinsurance? Simplifying insurance terms

◆ Blue Origin test fires game-changing rocket engine

◆ Judge rejects Shkreli request to release his bail

◆ RT bucks DOJ request to register as a foreign agent

◆ No 'Flash' in the pan: Adobe at all-time high

◆ There are now 40 Harvey Weinstein accusers

Forbes

◆ The Very Best Android Game Has Just 4.5% User Retention After 30 Days

◆ Xi Jinping: Communist China's First Populist President

◆ Selena To Get Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame

◆ Free Trading Up: Why Canada's Pivot To Asia Could Lure Business From America

◆ Telemundo Adds 'MasterChef Latino' To Programming Slate

◆ Convenience Store Food May Be Changing For The Better

◆ Hollywood Films Have Become Important Branding Tools For Southeast Asian Nations

◆ Former One Direction Singer Liam Payne Drops His Second Solo Single 'Bedroom Floor'

◆ Taylor Swift Drops New Single 'Gorgeous' From Upcoming Album 'Reputation'

◆ AI-Ready Hardware To Deliver Facial Recognition Amid Privacy Concerns

◆ You Can Finally Use A Wireless Headset With The Nintendo Switch, But There's A Catch

◆ Commvault Says Game On With New Hyperscale Appliance

◆ Fantasy Football: Top Sleeper Running Backs To Play In Week 7

◆ Day 1 For Vijay's 'Mersal' Topples Records Held by Ajith, Rajini, Aamir & Shahrukh

◆ Are The Weinstein Company Employees Getting Ready to Sue?

◆ India's Savings Experiment: Tax Concessions Are A Double-Edged Sword

◆ How Carousell Capitalized Off One Of The Clearest Trends In Consumer Behavior Right Now

◆ India And China Are Beating Japan

◆ Gaems' M155 HD Portable Monitor Could Make Taking Your Console On The Road Easier

◆ NFL Week 7 Picks: Expert Picks For 5 Favorites That Will Cover The Spread

WSJ Market News

◆ Box Stacks Up its Cloud Gains

◆ Chenault's Unfinished Business at AmEx

◆ Unilever Cost-Cutting Turns Out to Be Twisty Path to Profits

◆ For a Profitable Tech Stock That's Still Cheap, Look to Taiwan

◆ Dr. Copper Needs Lessons in Chinese Medicine

◆ IBM: Big Blue Coming Out of the Red

◆ China's Xi to World: Party First, Reform Second

◆ Investors Need to Watch This Nasty Drug-Price Feud

◆ Reckitt Makeover Clears Way for Pfizer Bid

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ Daimler Earnings Hit as Diesel Scandal Lingers

◆ Wal-Mart Courts Lord & Taylor For Online Challenge to Amazon

◆ Facebook to Test News-Subscription Sign-up

◆ Unilever, Nestlé Test Investor Patience With Slower Sales

◆ Chevron Temporarily Suspending Operations in Iraqi Kurdistan

◆ GOP Divided Over Monetary Policy as Fed Chief Pick Looms

◆ Changes in Store for Foreign Companies' Tax Treatment in U.S.

◆ U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 44-Year Low

◆ Hurricanes Weighed on Housing Starts

◆ WeWork: A $20 Billion Startup Fueled by Silicon Valley Pixie Dust

◆ Trick or Treat? Italian Candy Maker Comes Knocking on U.S. Door

◆ Apple Watch Hits Cellular Snag in China

◆ FBI Probes Chinese Businessman Linked to North Korean Trade

◆ Weakened Nafta, WTO Would Pave Way for Conflict

◆ China's Bright Economic Future Is Bound Up in the Past

◆ Lyft Raises $1 Billion in Round Led by Alphabet's CapitalG

◆ Target Expands Store Makeovers

◆ GM Reaches $120 Million Ignition-Switch Settlement

Report on Business

◆ Freshii CEO says growth still underway, but bottlenecks forced revised timelines

◆ Natale hints at Rogers future amid calls to sell Blue Jays, other assets

◆ Why dividend investors should be delighted with Bill Morneau's week of bad publicity

◆ IGM Financial merges investment management groups

◆ Bombardier-Airbus deal unlikely to spur new C Series sales: Air Lease CEO

◆ Donald Trump does not deserve credit for this year's market rally

◆ Trump concludes Fed chair interviews, could decide next week: source

◆ The Cheesecake Factory to open Nov. 21 at Toronto's Yorkdale mall

◆ Quebec hits the gas on inefficient electric-vehicle subsidies

◆ Unusual buyers cleaning up in oil patch deals

◆ The good and the bad of Morneau's tax tweaks

◆ The close: TSX grinds higher as banks lift, energy retreats

◆ Bombardier-Airbus deal exposes the folly of corporate welfare

◆ Ottawa's tweaks to proposed tax reforms don't go nearly far enough

◆ Strategies to calm the anxious brain

◆ U.K. Business Secretary attending Bombardier, Airbus meeting

◆ Government, businesses not keeping up with speed of technology: report

◆ Bombardier feels no pressure to join Siemens-Alstom: Troger

◆ Postmedia appoints Andrew MacLeod as successor to CEO Paul Godfrey

◆ Morneau to set up blind trust but says he followed rules

◆ At midday: TSX grinds higher as banks lift, energy slides

◆ Liberals drop capital-gains tax proposal amid family farm concerns

◆ Shopify to add up to 500 new jobs in Waterloo in coming years

◆ Shoppers find deals at Sears Canada liquidation sales underwhelming

◆ At the open: TSX turns positive as energy stocks reverse course

◆ Barrick Gold reaches deal with Tanzania over Acacia dispute

◆ What every Canadian investor needs to know today

◆ Rogers eyes network upgrades amid record customer growth

◆ ‘Anemic' iPhone 8 sales drag Apple shares down

◆ Cenovus sells Palliser assets for $1.3-billion; more deals likely to follow

BBC Business

◆ Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein hints at Frankfurt move

◆ Black Monday 1987: 'Our jaws hit the desk'

◆ Amazon: More than 100 cities bid for new headquarters

◆ Australian carmaking runs out of road

◆ Nissan halts production in Japan over inspection concerns

◆ UK banks 'exposed to money laundering in South Africa'

◆ China third quarter growth meets expectations at 6.8%

◆ UK retail sales in sharp fall in September, ONS says

◆ Interserve shares dive on new profit warning

◆ Creative sector warns of Brexit threat to economy

◆ Office provider IWG sees shares plunge after profit warning

◆ Wall Street flat amid tech stock weakness

◆ Rio Tinto charged with fraud by US authorities

◆ 'Future city' to be built in Canada by Alphabet company

◆ Harvey Weinstein 'steps down from company board'

◆ BBC World News business headlines

◆ How the paper clip became a million dollar idea

◆ How does this look? Be your own virtual make-up artist

◆ Would you eat green satsumas?

◆ Putting Canadian wine on the map

◆ What has China's president Xi Jinping achieved so far?

◆ Bricks and mortar shops are cashing in on online shopping

◆ CEO Secrets: Brewer who found making beer difficult

◆ Sunwing flyer sues because he got sparkling wine not champagne

Financial Post

◆ ‘I'm sad that Sears is closing, but that's besides the point': Nostalgic bargain hunters await deeper discounts as Sears' final sale begins

◆ Whistler Blackcomb's journey to becoming part of Vail Resorts a buy-and-hold success story

◆ If NAFTA dies, the old Canada-U.S. free trade agreement would live on, right? Not so fast, Canada

◆ How can a country find itself half a trillion poorer overnight? Tracking Britain's missing billions

◆ Shopify is expanding in Waterloo, adding new building and up to 500 new workers

◆ Royal Bank of Canada shares join the $100 club, despite splitting four times

◆ Calgary's vacancy rates expected to jump again as ATCO moves its headquarters to the suburbs

◆ Scotiabank said to be mulling sale of the world's oldest gold trader

◆ Swift firings of Faber and Weinstein show boards are - finally - ready to reprimand bad behaviour

◆ Roots Corp cuts its IPO price to $12 from $14 target, insiders say

FT

◆ May asks EU not to back her into corner on Brexit

◆ US cities shower Amazon with offers of tax breaks

◆ US Senate votes to advance Trump tax agenda

◆ North Korea ‘months' away from strike range on US, says CIA head

◆ After Catalans, Italian regions step up autonomy call

◆ Bush calls for restoration of US values in rebuke to Trump

◆ The meaning of the F-word - feminism in five voices

◆ LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman on board games

◆ Transition troubles loom for Brexit Britain

◆ Blankfein praise of Frankfurt raises Brexit pressure

◆ Qudian IPO shows demand keen for China fintech

◆ Macron suffers EU setback over tech tax plans

◆ Weinstein Company board told of bid interest

◆ African debt worries intensify amid perilous levels

◆ China expands anti-corruption watchdog's power

◆ Japan equity funds suffer outflows ahead of vote

◆ Jacinda Ardern set to become New Zealand PM

◆ Lyft wins Alphabet backing in $1bn funding round

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