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World News : 2017October09Monday

U.S. Pressure on North Korea's Global Ties Bears Fruit

U.S., Turkey Curb Visas as Spat Grows

Tensions Rise Between Iraqis and Kurds After Referendum

Thousands Rally in Barcelona Against Catalan Independence

Merkel's Bloc Agrees to Limit Number of Refugees Entering Germany

Liberia's President Yields as Voters Decide Her Successor

Mexico's Berry Bounty Fuels U.S. Trade Dispute

Supporters of Opposition Leader Rally Across Russia

Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded to Richard Thaler

Oh, Scrap: China, the Biggest Buyer of America's Trash, Wants No More

U.S. Business : 2017October09Monday

Weinstein Co. Board Fires Harvey Weinstein

Procter & Gamble vs. Nelson Peltz: A Battle for the Future of Big Brands

America's Retailers Have a New Target Customer: The 26-Year-Old Millennial

What Sephora Knows About Women in Tech That Silicon Valley Doesn't

Hurricanes Tend to Dent Jobs Data, but Leave Little Lasting Imprint

Global Economy Set for Strong Growth Into 2018

Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded to Richard Thaler

Central Banks Pull Back in Unison

Why the Fed Won't Stand in the Way of Trump's Tax Cuts

Unilever Apologizes for Dove Ad

Markets News : 2017October09Monday

Why Deutsche Bank Should Keep John Cryan

Why Investors Should Care About Trump Tax Cuts' Fairness

Time to Reconsider India's Hot Run

Why Big Tech Is Tuning In to Speakers

ECB May Choose a Long, Slow Goodbye to Extraordinary Stimulus

Messy Jobs Report Obscures Potential Turning Point for Wages

The Beltway Factor Drug Shareholders Must Take Seriously

No Reason to Buy Renault's Fanciful Plans

Netflix Needs a Bigger Box Office

Technology: 2017October09Monday

Amazon Has a Luxury Problem

Alphabet Gets Approval for Giant Balloons to Restore Puerto Rico's Wireless Service

Why Office Buildings Should Run Like Spaceships

SpaceX Has Successful Launch As It Ramps Up Operational Tempo

What Sephora Knows About Women in Tech That Silicon Valley Doesn't

Can This Executive Make Uber a Place Women Want to Work?

Behind Tesla's Production Delays: Parts of Model 3 Were Made by Hand

Switch Shares Climb in First Day of Trading

Russian Hackers Stole NSA Data on U.S. Cyber Defense

YouTube Tweaks Search Results After False Claims Rise to Top

Lifestyle: 2017October09Monday

Tween Trailblazer Judy Blume Opens Her Archive

Big Decision to Make? Consult Our Checklist

Instead of Slowing Down, He Revved Up With An E-Bike

The Many Places Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Calls Home

Helsinki's Housing Market Heats Up

'Morgan: Mind of the Collector' Review: A Mogul's Voracious Appetite for Art

London Tries to Sustain Art-Market Momentum

Fairy-Tale Looks for an Adventurous Fall: WSJ. Magazine's October Cover

A Visionary Photographer Reaches a Career Pinnacle

The Unexpected Copenhagen Neighborhood Not to Be Missed

Top Stories: 2017October09Monday

In One Chart: The Average Joe needs to work more than 100 hours a week to pay for a home in these cities

More employees are getting this instead of a paycheck

These firms may be making it harder for your boss to pay off your debt

Market Extra: Columbus Day: Which markets are closed?

Project Syndicate: Price of bitcoin will collapse, says economist who wrote the book on currencies

Trump Today: Trump Today: President says North Korea policy ‘didn’t work’ for 25 years

Key Words: Trump adviser Stephen Miller once felt the need to prove he could run faster than girls

Europe Markets: Spanish stocks stage a comeback, help drive Europe higher

Currencies: Turkish lira falls against dollar on diplomatic row, while pound stabilizes

The Moneyologist: I was robbed of my childhood by my abusive parents — now my family is being robbed of our inheritance