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Expectations are dangerously high for Grand Theft Auto VI. Could the the first installation of the popular video game franchise be the biggest game of the decade? For more https://trib.al/iIPnEHW

China’s property slump is getting worse. The government’s failure to stop falling prices is most evident in the city that has tried the hardest to reverse the trend https://trib.al/6WMaGcs

Every 15 seconds or so, human eggs are taken from a woman somewhere on the planet. In India, some women are donating eggs to alleviate poverty – but it’s leaving them at a high risk of being exploited https://trib.al/tufCzCu

Expectations are dangerously high for Grand Theft Auto VI.Could the the first installation of the popular video game franchise be the biggest game of the decade? Lia Ehrl-Corbo has more https://trib.al/iIPnEHW

Clear, a kind of fastpass for airport security, isn't as dominant as it used to be thanks to some security issues and competitors. Brody Ford dove into company records to get a clearer picture https://lnkd.in/emHHQWhb

In an effort to prevent the next pandemic, governments are relying on companies like Abbott Laboratories to spot the next big threat. Riley Ray Griffin reports https://trib.al/3Y4Hy2x

Donald Trump filled a swath of vacancies in the US judiciary in his first term.Now he has a chance to cement his influence, particularly over the appeals courts that rule on some of the most important and divisive issues in America. Erik Larson explains https://trib.al/J0ZdLQS

Prior to Election Day, polls made the race out to be a real nail-biter that could take days. While most poll results fell within the margin of error, the errors were all in the same direction: underestimating Trump. Chadwick Matlin explains https://trib.al/lL6vL9v

When it comes to women making gains in #MBA programs, the long-term trends are encouraging, even as progress can seem painfully slow. This fall at 61 MBA programs in the US and abroad, women's enrollment reached a new high of 6,166, the Forté Foundation recently reported. Since 2020, enrollment of female students has increased 13%, outpacing the 3% growth rate for men and women combined. But over the past year, growth has been stagnant -- women made up 42% of all students enrolled in an MBA program this fall, the same percentage as in 2023. Where is all this heading? And how many schools / MBA programs were able to achieve gender parity? Forté’s CEO Elissa Ellis Sangster says her organization must keep working with schools to get as many of them as possible into the 40 - 50 percent range or higher.

Even some high-income Americans can’t afford new cars anymore. Keith Naughton explains how soaring prices are pushing buyers to previously owned vehicles https://trib.al/r9DCCUX