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  • Inside a Foot Locker Inc. Store Ahead Of EarningsFeatures

    Another Terror Attack and Foot Locker Reports — 5 Things to Know Today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • ECB President Draghi arrives at a EU leaders summit in BrusselsInternational

    Mario Draghi All But Announced an Expansion of ECB QE

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  • WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 08: Volkswagen Group of America President and CEO Michael Horn testifies before the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee in the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill October 8, 2015 in Washington, DC. Horn was questioned by members of Congress about the origins and details behind Volkswagen's emissions scandal, which the company said involved the rigging of engines in 11 million diesel cars around the world to beat emissions tests. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

    U.S. Officials Want VW to Buy Some of Its Dirty Diesels Back

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  • PARIS, FRANCE - NOVEMBER 18: Police technicians gather evidencInternational

    Suspected mastermind of Paris attacks is dead, French police say

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  • Free Range Hens And Livestock At Mulloon Creek Natural FarmsInternational

    Australia Just Stopped China Buying a Farm the Size of Kentucky

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  • Dorsey, interim CEO of Twitter and CEO of Square, goes for a walk on the first day of the annual Allen and Co. media conference in Sun ValleyFeatures

    Markets Surge and Square’s Debut — 5 Things to Know Today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • Mylan Buys Abbott Laboratories Generic Drug Business For $5.3 BillionLeadership

    The Treasury Will Crack Down on ‘Tax Inversions’ This Week

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  • Police Operation in Saint DenisTech

    Paris Siege and Square Prices IPO–5 Things to Know Today

    By Laura Lorenzetti and Geoffrey Smith
  • Barclays traderFinance

    Here’s Why the U.S. Is Planning to Fine Barclays Another $100 Million

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  • Air Liquide’s shares fell heavily, reflecting concerns that the French group had overpaid.International

    France’s Air Liquide Is Buying Airgas for $13.4 Billion

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  • Minute's Silence Held In Paris To Honour The Victims Of The Terrorist AttackInternational

    Markets Rebound From Post-Attack Jitters

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  • Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Holds Election Result News ConferenceInternational

    Japan Is Back In Recession Again

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  • People lay flowers at the French Embassy in Kiev in memoryInternational

    5 Ways The Paris Attacks Could Hit Europe’s Economy

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  • Blockupy Protests Accompany ECB InaugurationFeatures

    Growth Gloom and J.C. Penney Earnings — 5 Things to Know Today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • A mixed message from a divided institution.International

    Eurozone GDP Growth Slipped In 3Q

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