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Catherine Wen

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New York
As seen in: NTD Television, The Epoch Times
Covers:  Business & Finance, Economic Policy, China
Doesn't Cover: Science, Entertainment, Sports
Breaking News & Assignment Editor @NTDNews. RT ≠ Endorsement.

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Reporter with NTD news, mostly covers business and China.
Former reporter with the Epoch Times Chinese edition in Chicago, with 8 years of experience.

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NTD Business Full Broadcast (Sept. 21)

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By Catherine Wen Verified
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Why is Shell selling all of its assets in the Permian Basin, located in the southwestern part of the United States? The buyer has agreed to pay nearly $10 billion in cash. Google is spending big on physical office space in New York City, even as many companies embrace a more flexible work model. U.S. authorities are reviewing a deal by Zoom to purchase an American consumer company for $15 billion. What are regulators concerned about?
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Jobless Claims Jump to Nearly 1 Million

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By Catherine Wen Verified
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment jumped. The Labor Department says the number of Americans filing new jobless claims surged to 965,000 last week. The increase is due to shutdowns and other responses to rising virus cases. Job cuts in the leisure and hospitality sector accounted for the biggest chunk of job losses last month.
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NTD Business Full Broadcast (Sept. 28)

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By Catherine Wen Verified
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President Trump pushes back on a New York Times report. It says he barely paid any federal income taxes in 2016 or 2017. He says it’s “total fake news” and that he’s paid millions of dollars in taxes. New restrictions on American doing business with China’s biggest chipmaker, S-M-I-C. It’s the biggest industry move since the Huawei sanctions. Uber is allowed to operate in London again, after its operating license was stripped over safety concerns. And a judge blocks the TikTok ban.
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