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• Oct 20, 2017

  Looking for tech innovators in Mexico’s Ciudad Juarez

  

  One-third of Ciudad Juarez residents live in poverty. A city tech incubator is working to generate higher paid employment.

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• Oct 20, 2017

  The emerging demand for "greener" aluminum

  

  Can U.S. aluminum producers that use hydroelectricity distinguish their products from many Chinese producers, by touting their lower carbon footprint?

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• Oct 20, 2017

  Senate GOP backs budget, clears way for tax overhaul

  

  Enacting a tax overhaul by year’s end is a prime goal of Trump and Republicans.

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• Oct 20, 2017

  5 things you need to know about earnings reports

  

  What the Super Bowl and company earnings reports have in common.

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• Oct 18, 2017

  Xi urges stronger Chinese stand against "grim" challenges

  

  China's Community Party Congress — an event that happens twice a decade — kicked off today.

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• Oct 17, 2017

  A move from natural gas to electricity for homes

  

  Natural gas used to be hailed as less polluting, but experts now urge a change to clean electrical energy generated by wind and solar power.

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• Oct 17, 2017

  The view from Amazon’s HQ1 in Seattle is cranes, construction and luxury apartments

  

  The host of HQ2 should get ready for growth now.

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• Oct 16, 2017

  Colin Kaepernick says the NFL colluded against him

  

  The football player refused to stand for the national anthem in protest of racial injustice, and some in the sports community speculate his political activism led to the NFL blackballing him.

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• Oct 13, 2017

  An empire built on fame reaches a 10-year milestone

  The Kardashians have amassed wealth through social media use.

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• Oct 12, 2017

  Braille versions of textbooks help blind college students succeed

  

  The AMAC Accessibility Solutions and Research Center at Georgia Tech is one of the only braille production centers in the U.S. that caters to blind and visually impaired college students.

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