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- Renting 'is unaffordable to minimum wage workers in every state,' study finds
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- Amazon and Wal-Mart want to become financiers and insurers too
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- Australia to oppose China’s bid to join trade pact until it halts strikes against exports
- Probe finds World Bank changed data to boost China ranking
- World Bank inquiry finds IMF chief pushed staff to boost China rankings
- PwC reveals class gap among employees
- California Limits Single-Family Home Zoning
- Protesters in China besiege an indebted property developer | The Economist
- As Sensex tops 59,000, India now world’s No 6 stock market by M-cap - The Hindu BusinessLine
- China’s Economy Weakens on Delta Outbreak and Wary Consumers
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- Inflation, debt, politics, and insurance at Project Syndicate
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