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Dow Jones Newswires: China’s Dongfeng Motor launches brand of AI-powered cars

Dongfeng Motor Group has launched a brand of so-called smart cars, joining a slew of companies in developing vehicles using artificial intelligence.

: This week’s October inflation data looms large on Washington’s economic radar

Here's a preview of the inflation report and other critical data and events that will have the markets' attention this week.

Market Snapshot: Stock-market rally faces make-or-break moment. How to play U.S. October inflation data.

U.S. inflation data could spark big market moves this week.

Earnings Watch: Retail earnings begin this week. ‘It’s getting worse,’ an analyst says

Considering three years of economic upheaval that have driven up prices and consumer resentment, consumer spending could be worse.

Help Me Retire: ‘We stay in two-star hotels’: We’re 70 and have $1.8 million, but my husband insists on living cheap. Don’t we have enough?

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: When the family wealth talk goes badly: One in four people regret having the conversation

One in four people regret having the conversation about money and inheritances.

Weekend Sip: What does a $10,000 bottle of bourbon taste like? We got to find out for ourselves.

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The New York Post: Anti-Israel protesters swarm Grand Central Terminal, splatter fake blood on New York Times building and set Israel flag ablaze

Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters calling for the elimination of the Jewish state stormed Grand Central Terminal in New York on Friday night, furiously banging and kicking at a locked entrance of the station that was forced to temporarily close over the rowdy demonstration.

The Moneyist: My soon-to-be ex-husband placed his money in a trust before we married, and used it to buy properties. Am I entitled to any of these?

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Market Extra: Wall Street hasn’t been this jumpy about a recession since the Volcker era

Wall Street hasn't been this jumpy about a recession since the Volcker era

Outside the Box: Third Republican presidential debate showed that no candidate is addressing financial markets’ growing concerns 

Rising debt is a crushing burden to U.S. policy goals and economic dynamism.

In One Chart: Goldman Sachs says this is the ‘big question’ about bond yields amid volatility that’s ‘too high’

With the Federal Reserve holding its benchmark interest rate at the highest level in 22 years, analysts at Goldman Sachs Group say the “big question” for investors is whether the return to yields seen before the global financial crisis of 2008 proves persistent.
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