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Few tears shed by French workers after Macron's Alstom dream is blocked

After four decades on the production line at French trainmaker Alstom, Claude Gemino had little sympathy for Emmanuel Macron when Brussels scotched the French president’s hopes of creating a European rail champion. For Gemino and many co-workers at Alstom’s Belfort factory, Macron’s support for the blocked merger with Germany’s Siemens signaled a readiness to put shareholders ahead of jobs and protecting France’s fragile manufacturing sector.

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How to Set Up a Credit Fraud Alert in 3 Easy Steps

A fraud alert can prevent you from becoming a victim, and is easier to set up than you may think.Image source: Getty Images.

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Exclusive: Walmart, Google-backed Deliv end online grocery partnership

The world’s largest retailer began bolstering its partnerships with third-party courier firms to reach consumers in 100 U.S. cities last year, after failing to use Uber and Lyft to deliver groceries, and struggling in its attempt to use its own employees to deliver goods. Deliv, which was one of Walmart’s earliest partners with pilot programs in Miami and San Jose…

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U.S. manufacturing sector stabilizing; producer prices tame

U.S. manufacturing output increased for a second straight month in October amid gains in the production of motor vehicles and a range of other goods, suggesting that the battered factory sector was slowly recovering. The Federal Reserve said factory production rose 0.2 percent last month after a similar gain in September. Output

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