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    Fortune Live for July 31, 2015: United Airlines hack, Patek Philippe USA, and tech earnings

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  • Who needs Fiat Chrysler?

    GM, SAIC to spend $5 billion on developing ’emerging market’ car

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • People celebrate the passage of the minimum wage for fast-food workers by the New York State Fast Food Wage Board during a rally in New York

    This week in photos: July 18-26, 2015

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    Fortune Live for July 24, 2015: Tech earnings, Donald Trump and the Global 500 List

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  • Anglo American - CMD - Iron Ore SiteInternational

    Anglo American to cut 53,000 jobs amid commodity rout

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Home Depot and Lowe’s For many storm-struck residents, Home Depot and Lowe’s are essential shopping destinations. Analysts at JP Morgan predict that big sales of provisions like plywood, flashlights, tarps, tape, generators, pumps, extension cords and wet vacs will make the home improvement suppliers some of the storm’s biggest winners. A Home Depot executive told […]Retail

    Home Depot just made its biggest acquisition in nearly a decade

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors

  • This week in photos; July 11-17, 2015

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    Fortune Live for July 17, 2015: Brainstorm Tech, ESPYs, and Slack

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  • The U.S. women's soccer team cheer during a reception at New York City Hall to celebrate their World Cup final win over Japan, in New York

    This week in photos; July 5-17, 2015

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  • Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis Attends News Conference With Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang SchaeubleInternational

    German-led demands to Greece trigger fierce social media backlash

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Nintendo President Satoru Iwata Dies From Bile Duct CancerInternational

    Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata has died, aged 55

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • The U.S. women's soccer team cheer during a reception at New York City Hall to celebrate their World Cup final win over Japan, in New York

    This week in photos; July 4-10, 2015

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    Fortune Live for July 10, 2015: China’s stock market bubble, Microsoft layoffs, cybersecurity

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  • A man watches a board showing stock prices at a brokerage office in BeijingInternational

    China’s stocks keep tanking despite support measures

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Euclid Tsakalotos Greece's Deputy Foreign Minister InterviewInternational

    Greece’s Tsakalotos to become new finance minister

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