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AP Top Business News at 11:32 p.m. EDT

Posted: Sep 12, 2019 / 12:02 AM EDT / Updated: Sep 12, 2019 / 11:36 PM EDT

US, China exchange goodwill gesture ahead of trade talks

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GM strike enters 2nd week with no clear end in sight

by TOM KRISHER, Associated Press / Sep 23, 2019

NEW YORK (AP) — The strike against General Motors by 49,000 United Auto Workers entered its second week Monday with progress reported in negotiations but no clear end in sight.

Bargainers met all weekend and returned to talks Monday morning as the strike entered its eighth day.

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Liz Weston: Is premium economy airfare worth the money?

by LIZ WESTON of NerdWallet, Associated Press / Sep 23, 2019

As coach travel gets more cramped, airlines have added "premium economy" sections that promise more space and comfort — often at a substantially higher price.

Air carriers have discovered many travelers are willing to pay two or even three times the prevailing economy fare to escape the crowded confines of coach. The extra money is mostly profit for the airlines, which is why so many now offer this class of service.

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Global postal union meets amid Trump threat to pull US out

by JAMEY KEATEN, Associated Press / Sep 23, 2019

GENEVA (AP) — The effects of President Donald Trump's standoff with China could soon be coming to a post office near you — and higher shipping rates for some types of mail are the likely outcome.

The Trump administration is threatening to pull the United States out of the 145-year-old Universal Postal Union, complaining that some postal carriers like China's aren't paying enough to have foreign shipments delivered to U.S. recipients.

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