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Court Pick Parries Questions on Abortion and Health P2JW288000-6-A00100-17FFFF5178F ****** WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 14,2020~VOL. CCLXXVI NO.89 WSJ.com HHHH $4.00 DJIA 28679.81 g 157.71 0.5% NASDAQ 11863.90 g 0.1% STOXX 600 370.96 g 0.5% 10-YR. TREAS. À 15/32 , yield 0.726% OIL $40.20 À $0.77 GOLD $1,888.50 g $34.00 EURO $1.1745 YEN 105.48 WTO What’s News Opens Boeing Business&Finance OL PO S To EU he WTO said the Euro- /PRES Tpean Union mayimpose tariffs on $3.99billion in Boe- THEW WN Tariffs ing jetsand other U.S. goods annually as part of a long- SHA running trade dispute. A1 OL; Trade body’s ruling PO Cinema giant AMC S follows last year’s warned that it could ruN /PRES authorization of U.S. out of cash by year’s end if MS it doesn’t raise additional levies against Airbus WILLIA funds or get more people M back into theaters. 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A1 Bank Index As Moviegoing Falls quarter earnings The Supreme Court ap- 2.5% increased 4%, 1 proved Trump administration beating analysts’ plans to end the census be- estimates, and 0 BY MATT GROSSMAN have been devastated this year fore an Oct. 31 deadline,sus- Citigroup posted a AND ALEXANDER GLADSTONE as officials enforcedrestric- pending lower-court orders smaller loss than tions against gatheringsand –1 requiring the count to con- expected, but both The world’s largest movie- people have avoided indoor tinue according to asched- Citigroup banks warned of –1.6% theater companyfaces running crowdsamid the pandemic. ule announced in April. A4 uncertainty about –2 out of cash by year’s end if it Thesharp downturn in theater Trump asked the Supreme the country’s Oct. 7Oct.8 Oct. 9Oct.12Oct.13 doesn’traise additional funds attendance has caused Holly- Court to delay the enforce- economy. 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A7 WILMINGTON, Del.—Fifteen years ago, on arangeofissues from student debt to Joe Biden defended credit-card companies stock buybacks,leaving both progressives The men charged with during a testy Senate exchange with Eliza- and Wall Street Democratsguessing whose plotting to kidnap Michigan’s beth Warren over legislation curtailing con- side of the financial-regulation fight he is on. TV Production Gets governor also discussed sumers’ ability to shed their debts in bank- Mr.Biden’sallies sayhehas always fa- abducting Virginia Gov. ruptcy. voredMain Street over Wall Street. Critics, Northam, an FBI agent tes- This March, he adopted her argument en- including Vermont Senator and primaryrival A Pandemic Makeover tified at acourt hearing. A3 tirely. Bernie Sanders, oftenhaveportrayed him as Seniorsand other Amer- Mr.Biden spent 36 yearsasasenator favoring lendersoverthe little guy. 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