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It's easy to forget it's only been six weeks since a megastorm slammed into the Gulf Coast of Texas.

The September jobs report looks troubling at first glance, but there may be some really good news below the surface.

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Consumer advocates agree that a credit freeze is the strongest protection against new account identity theft -- exactly the kind of fraud that might happen to the 145 million victims of the Equifax data breach, in which Social Security numbers, addresses, names and birth dates, among other information, were accessed by hackers.

Just when you thought there's an emoji for everything, Apple is adding hundreds more.

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Harvey, Irma and then Maria. The Atlantic has produced a series of hurricanes this year that brought devastation and flooding.

Britain could be heading for a new political crisis that would hurt the economy and lead to an even messier Brexit.

"Young, gifted and black." "Melanin and muscles." "Our sons matter." The slogans on the clothing that a group called "Blacktivist" offered for sale through Facebook were supposed to look like they came from American Black Lives Matter activists. But they were in fact being promoted by a Russian-linked group working to amplify political discord in the U.S. before the presidential election.

1. Jobs report: The U.S. economy lost 33,000 jobs in September as the country took a hit from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

Amazon wants to serve you a drink.

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Has English soccer team Liverpool scored an own goal with a Chinese sponsorship deal?

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China's biggest e-commerce companies are hungry for groceries.

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There's a tremendous shortage of construction workers throughout the U.S., and that's going to make things tough for hurricanes victims who want to rebuild.

Elon Musk is offering to solve Puerto Rico's energy crisis -- for the long haul.

The New York Times has published a story detailing numerous accusations of sexual harassment against powerful movie producer Harvey Weinstein.