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JPMorgan, Citigroup Signal That Economy Isn’t Out of the Woods

Both banks reported better-than-expected results, but JPMorgan CEO James Dimon said the U.S. needs another coronavirus-relief package.

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Republicans, Democrats Clash at Confirmation Hearing for Amy Coney Barrett

Senate Republicans focused on Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s qualifications and their responsibility to approve her nomination at Senate Judiciary Committee hearings Monday, while Democrats highlighted the haste of the confirmation process and the threat to the Affordable Care Act.

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Johnson & Johnson Pauses Covid-19 Vaccine Trials Due to Sick Subject

The company says an independent committee is reviewing the subject’s illness, and it will review the medical information before deciding whether to restart the studies.

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AMD Is in Advanced Talks to Buy Xilinx

AMD is in advanced talks to buy rival chip maker Xilinx, people familiar with the matter say, in a deal that could be worth more than $30 billion and mark the latest big tie-up in the rapidly consolidating industry.

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There’s No Oil in Wisconsin. The Fracking Bust Hit It Anyway.

Mines that sent trainloads of “Northern White” sand to West Texas for hydraulic fracturing sit idle, costing jobs and hurting local-government coffers.

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How Russia Today Skirts High-Tech Blockade to Reach U.S. Readers

After 2016, social-media companies tried to limit the reach of RT, as it is now known. Instead, the outlet has been boosted by a news aggregator dominated by conservative publishers, including National Review, The Daily Caller and Newsmax.

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Mike Pence, Kamala Harris Clash on Combating Coronavirus at Vice Presidential Debate

The pandemic dominated the 2020 campaign’s only vice presidential debate, but the candidates also sparred over taxes, the economy, fracking and the Supreme Court.

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