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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 6 November 2017
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	Acting Out in "People, Places, & Things" The New Yorker Emma (Denise Gough), the protagonist in Duncan Macmillan's "People, Places & Things," a transfer from the National Theatre in London (at St. Ann's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Some sexual harassment issues not yet in public domain, says PM The Guardian In her speech, May said changes were not about trying to regulate people's personal lives. "Of course people can be friends with their colleagues and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gunman kills 26 in rural Texas church during Sunday service CNBC A man with an assault rifle killed at least 26 people and wounded 20 in a rural Texas church during Sunday services. Media reports say the gunman ... Flag as irrelevant
	Broadcom Offers $105 Billion for Qualcomm in Landmark Deal Bloomberg Broadcom Ltd. offered about $105 billion for Qualcomm Inc., kicking off an ambitious attempt at the largest technology takeover ever in a deal that ... Dealmaking in chip sector lifts Nasdaq to record level - Reuters Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	British man killed in Nigeria after being held hostage The Guardian Ian Squire was one of three people abducted on 13 October from their accommodation in Delta State in the south of Nigeria. Photograph: LinkedIn. Flag as irrelevant
	IDC forecast predicts strong demand for iPhone X in China TechCrunch Apple's return to growth in the saturated China smartphone market was echoed by a report from IDC, out this morning, which attributes the rise in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Aren't US Cars Popular in Japan? The Atlantic TOKYO, Japan—The last time Shujiro Urata wanted to buy a new car in Japan, his phone happened to ring. It was the local Toyota dealer on the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Review: Microsoft Surface Pro (2017) WIRED In reality, it's not quite the ultimate laptop, as Microsoft claims. The Surface can use some smoothing. But when it comes to 2-in-1 devices that can ... Flag as irrelevant
	How it became a crime to be poor in America The Guardian Beginning in the 1990s, the country adopted a set of criminal justice strategies that punish poor people for their poverty. Right now in America, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bono used Malta-based firm to invest in Lithuanian shopping centre The Guardian The U2 frontman used a company based in Malta to pay for a share in a shopping centre in a small town in the north-east of the country, the Paradise ... Flag as irrelevant

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