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In the news from CNNMoney: Amazon destroying Banes & Noble. Economy adds 211,000 jobs in October, unemployment remains at 5 percent. OPEC cannot agree about oil output. Volkswagen’s sales slipping. Australian brewer recalling one million bottles of beer. Silicon Valley nonprofit receiving funds from China. Meanwhile, the Yahoo Manufactured Housing […]

In the news from CNNMoney: CEOs are not optimistic about the economy. Global corporate defaults exceed 100 as energy companies fall to low oil prices. Fed says interest rate hike likely this month. Gun background checks hit record on Black Friday. World’s richest ten percent produce half of all carbon

In the news from CNNMoney: Coinciding with climate change talks in Paris, Wall Street is backing away from lending to coal industry. U. S. manufacturing shrinks for first time in three years. Federal Reserve ends “too big to fail” lending to collapsing banks. Auto industry on track to post record

In the news from CNNMoney: Warren Buffett campaigning for Hillary Clinton. Bill Gates launches multi-billion dollar clean energy fund. Tickets for Kobe Bryant’s last game April 13 nearly tripled to $1,388.60 in four hours. Liberace’s car, candlebra intact, priced at $150,000. International Monetary Fund admits China to currency club. Paris

In the news from CNNMoney: Gold prices fall to near six-year low. REI (recreational equipment) is giving employees Black Friday off. Americans will spend over $130 on self-gifting this year. Chinese executives sometimes disappear with no warning. Britain hikes taxes on investors to cool housing market. Meanwhile, the Yahoo Manufactured

In the news from CNNMoney: HP falls 14% upon word of weak sales. Americans are saving more than spending. Tyson Foods, Hormel and Campbell all reported solid earnings this week. Airlines saved $11 billion on fuel in first nine months of 2015. CEO of Brazil’s largest investment firm arrested. Nine

In the news from CNNMoney: Congress wants billions from the Federal Reserve’s piggy bank to help fix roads. Iran preparing to return in big way to world oil market. Recent credit card upgrade may lead to longer lines at checkout. Economy grew by 2.1% in third quarter, better than expected.

In the news from CNNMoney: OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia keeps oil prices low, squeezing U. S. shale markets. Chipotle closing stores following E. coli outbreak. Pfizer and Allergan combine to create largest drug manufacturer. Britain buying Boeing planes to counter ISIS and Russia. Ikea donating percentage of profits to refugees.

In the news from CNNMoney: Abercrombie & Fitch stops sexualized marketing, stock rises. New E coli fears at Chipotle downs stock. More Mexicans leaving U. S. than coming to the U. S. Soon, one Euro will equal one dollar. China busts $64 billion underground banking ring. French economy may suffer

In the news from CNNMoney: Subway Pitchman Fogle gets 15+ years. Music streaming supplier Spotify gives new parents 6 months off. Nation’s largest insurer, United Health, may leave Obamacare. U. S. gender pay gap is getting worse. Applications for unemployment benefits dropped 5,000 last week to 271,000. Australia blocks sale

In the news from CNNMoney: Oil falls below $40. Fed signals interest rate hike. Airport workers across the country go on strike. Member of Congress’s net worth averages $1.1 million, 20x that of an American family. Germany a safe haven for investors following Paris attacks. 2$ gas coming to most

In the news from CNNMoney: Iraq is flooding the U. S. with oil. Fox news reporters heat the airwaves with opinions impassioned by Paris attacks. Homeowners buying new roofs and counter tops. Angie’s list rebuffs takeover bid by Barry Diller’s InterActiveCorp. IKEA opening mini stores for ordering and later pick-up.

In the news from CNNMoney: Marriott acquisition of Starwood creates largest hotel company. Auto loans hit $1 trillion mark for first time. United Kingdom hiring 1,900 spies to fight Isis. U. S. markets still strong despite Paris attacks. Wall Street expects retail sales to only rise two percent in Nov.