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  1. Overwhelmed by technology news? , and have a new podcast that’s just for you.

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  2. To understand why a historic deal between the Vatican and Beijing has sharply divided China's Catholics, the Journal spent some time with Cardinal Joseph Zen, an outspoken critic of the pact

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  3. Sure, you could make your own paper straws––just watch out for the bits of wax falling into your drink

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  4. With Abe in Beijing, Japan and China signed more than 50 agreements to cooperate on projects in third countries

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  5. China telecom giant ZTE said business is recovering “rapidly” after the end of a ban forbidding it to buy from U.S. suppliers

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  6. “How do I know if I’m about to be fired?” The Netflix corporate culture can be a ruthless place, say many people who have worked there.

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  7. Opinion: The sexual revolution overpowered the ethics and mystique of Catholicism, writes Lance Morrow

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  8. The yuan’s decline is a reminder of the diverging directions of the U.S. and Chinese economies

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  9. 5G adoption in the U.S. is boosting Nokia’s sales, but it still plans to slash thousands of jobs

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  10. Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal

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  11. From classic checks to a bold faux fur, these are some of the best coats of the season

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  12. As Trump tries to make illegal immigration a midterm campaign issue, he considers closing ports of entry at the border with Mexico

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  13. Review: An unrelenting “Frontline” documentary wants you to know that Facebook is not your friend

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  14. Opinion: The time has come for the world to unite against the dangerous Iranian regime, writes Israeli ambassador to the U.N.

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  15. Heard on the Street: World’s biggest sea bridge and tax cut? Chinese one-upmanship expands to a different arena.

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  16. Goldman says Wednesday was the worst day in almost seven years for stock-picking hedge funds

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  17. The shift by Beijing, Iran’s top customer, gives the U.S. a boost, as it prepares to renew sanctions on Iran's energy sector in early November:

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  18. Megyn Kelly and NBC News have begun exit negotiations, signaling that the star anchor’s brief tenure at the network is likely coming to an end

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  19. The U.S. is refusing to resume trade talks until China presents a concrete proposal

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  20. To approach everything more ambitiously––even sleeping––consider this list of 101 inspiring suggestions

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