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Reuters : 2016October31Monday

U.S. consumer spending ends third-quarter with strong momentum

M&A flurry lifts S&P, Nasdaq; Nike drags Dow

GE to merge oil unit with Baker Hughes to create service giant

CenturyLink to buy Level 3 Communications for about $24 billion

Big Fidelity investor in Wells Fargo trimmed position in September

Atlanta Fed sees U.S. economy seen expanding at 2.7 percent

Bank of England's Carney says to extend stay at BoE by one year

Nigeria's Arik Air to buy mostly Boeing planes to double its fleet: source

Traders see remote chance of Fed rate hike this week

Facebook pledges fewer content removals, new criteria as yet unclear

Forbes : 2016October31Monday

Jose' Fernandez Tragic Death Part Of Pattern Of Bad Decisions By Privileged Athletes

Aroldis Chapman Presents Cubs Fans With A Moral Dilemma On Domestic Violence

'Millennial Magician': How Mat Franco Went From College Act To Vegas Headliner

Where Gartner Gets Strategic Technology Trends Right - & Wrong

Why Titleist Parent Acushnet Thinks Golf Is Teed Up For Growth After 'Necessary Correction'

Bieber, Ronson, & Swift: These Music Videos Are The Next To Hit 2 Billion Views

Taylor Swift: A Superstar Rises

The Biggest Issues For The Future Of Healthcare In America And What We Can Learn From Them, Part I

What Defense Downturn? Why Military Contractors Are Thriving Despite Lower Pentagon Spending

Box Office: Why Tom Hanks's 'Inferno' Was A Domestic Disaster

BBC Business : 2016October31Monday

Mark Carney to leave Bank of England in June 2019

Rolls-Royce 'made secret payments'

Tesco hit with £100m damages claim

New pound coin: Firms told to prepare for redesign

Barclays customers hit by debit card glitch

Living wage rate increased by 20p an hour

Broadband advert rule changes come into effect

Ad firm WPP warns of 'Brexit anxiety'

GE agrees oilfield services deal with Baker Hughes

Sony cuts annual profit outlook by 10%

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Economist - Business: 2016October31Monday

The Economist explains American policy - The Economist (blog)

A tale of two rallies - The Economist

Highlights from the October 29th 2016 edition, in audio - The Economist

Central banking and the press - The Economist (blog)

Liberty moves north - The Economist

The top White House economist says an Obamacare death spiral is “absolutely impossible” - Vox

The Economist explains - The Economist (blog)

Clinton win could be worse for Nov-Dec stock market than Trump: Economist - CNBC

Economist Predicts Americans Will Riot Over Double Digit Spike in Obamacare Coverage - Independent Journal Review

Wind and solar advance in the power war against coal - The Economist

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Fox Business: 2016October31Monday

Consumer Spending Increases Solidly - Fox Business

What's On Our Radar: Tuesday, October 31st, 2016 - Fox Business

Deal reached to safeguard jobs at German supermarket chain - Fox Business

Toyota to test car-sharing system that doesn't use keys - Fox Business

Big Fidelity investor in Wells Fargo trimmed position in September - Fox Business

Cubs' Dream Still Alive After Win Over Indians - Fox Business

Blackstone offers to take Team Health private in $3.4B bid - Fox Business

Oil Prices Fall as Doubts Grow Over OPEC Deal - Fox Business

CenturyLink to Buy Level 3 Communications for $19.43B - Fox Business

Performance Sports files for bankruptcy; rescue deal on table - Fox Business

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NY Times: 2016October31Monday

CNN Parts Ways With Donna Brazile, a Hillary Clinton Supporter

Beyond Silicon: Squeezing More Out of Chips

Midday Report: Wall St. Is Higher on Deal Reports

For Helping Immigrants, Chobani’s Founder Draws Threats

G.E. to Combine Oil and Gas Business With Baker Hughes

Study Finds Some Uber and Lyft Drivers Racially Discriminate

Publishers Are Rethinking Those ‘Around the Web’ Ads

Media’s Odd Couple: Proudly Freewheeling HBO and Buttoned-Up AT&T

CenturyLink, a Network Provider, to Acquire Level 3, a Rival

Eurozone Economy Grows Steadily, Albeit Slowly. What Now?