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World News : 2018January21Sunday

Kabul Hotel Siege Ends With Attackers Killed

Turkey Launches Strikes on Kurdish Targets in Syria

Germany's Social Democrats Back Entering Coalition Talks With Merkel

As U.S. Slows Immigration, One Latin American Nation Embraces It

Canada and Mexico Seek to Head Off U.S. Exit From Nafta at Montreal Talks

North Korean Delegation Visits South Korea to Prepare for Olympics

Military Rule Is No Laughing Matter---Unless You're Thailand's Eccentric Leader

Pence Hears Criticism About Jerusalem Policy on Jordan Trip

China Accuses U.S. of Encroachment in South China Sea

In India, So Many Young People but Not Enough Good Jobs

U.S. Business : 2018January21Sunday

Trucking Companies Race to Add Capacity, Drivers as Market Heats Up

China's Wanda Gets Back to Basics as Revenue Slides

Coca-Cola, Criticized for Plastic Bottles, Sets Recycling Goals

P&G Grapples With How to Stop a Tide Pods Meme

Advertising's 'Mad Men' Bristle at Digital Revolution

How a Labor Stronghold Could Soon Take a Hit

Consumer Sentiment Slides for Third-Straight Month

White House Considering San Francisco Fed's Williams for Fed Vice Chairman

China to Be Focus of U.S. Trade Policy This Year

BOJ Looks to Massage Its Message as Inflation Edges Up

Markets News : 2018January21Sunday

Raises and Bonuses Are About Economics, Not Politics

Why Retailers Don't Mind Bigger Wage Bills

Is Lithium the Next Canary in the Markets Mine?

How Hospitals' Woes Are Making Health Lines Blur

IBM's Growth Comes at a Cost

Don't Get Too Comfortable About Consumer Debt

Three 'Risk-Free' Bonds, Three Very Different Outcomes

It's Time for China's Property Developers to Quit Gambling

Whistling Past the Shutdown

Technology: 2018January21Sunday

Amazon's Cashierless Convenience Store Set to Open

SoFi Offers CEO Spot to Twitter Executive

Rocket Lab Puts Satellites in Orbit for First Time

Facebook to Rank News Sources by Quality to Battle Misinformation

What If Children Should Be Getting More Screen Time?

Apple's Big Cash Winners: Shareholders

Amazon's HQ2 Losers Hold Out Hope for Consolation Prize

Google and China's Tencent Find Being Friends Has Benefits

IBM's Growth Comes at a Cost

Facebook Loses Its Field Commander in China

Lifestyle: 2018January21Sunday

Trends be Damned: A Case for Never Getting Rid of Your Old Clothes

The Newest Trend in Party Dressing: It's Secretly Comfortable

In New York, the Tormented, Triumphant Life of Tennessee Williams

Popular Midcentury Modern Homes Are Fetching Top Dollar

Luxury Real Estate Runs Hot and Cold in Europe

Detroit Auto Show: Are U.S. Car Makers Stuck in the Past?

Decor Challenge: Can a Clashing Daybed and Chandelier Get Along?

A Visionary Photographer Reaches a Career Pinnacle

The Unexpected Copenhagen Neighborhood Not to Be Missed

A Day in the Life of Silicon Valley Power Player Kirsten Green

Top Stories: 2018January21Sunday

Called to Account: Tax bill lowered corporate tax rate, so why are some companies announcing charges?

IPO Report: Airport retail fixture Hudson is going public: Here are 5 things you need to know

Now even Goldman Sachs wants in on cryptocurrencies and blockchain

Market Extra: GE’s stock plunge puts 110-year run in the Dow industrials at risk

Earnings Outlook: Ford earnings: Disappointing outlook, stock weakness among stumbling blocks

The Uber-Waymo trial will be more boring than we thought, if it still happens

Here’s why Goldman Sachs thinks the Winter Olympics are a risk to restaurants

Goldman expects Wal-Mart’s fortunes to improve alongside the consumer’s

When will the 2018 Oscar nominations be announced?

The Sniff Test: Apple didn’t say it was hiring 20,000 new workers, nor bringing back all of its overseas cash