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Paris squat artists see red as community spirit in peril
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Power Rundown: Split Chairman/CEO Role?
A second proxy firm wants to split the Chairman and CEO position at JPMorgan, and despite many delays, the bike share program may finally be kicking off in New York, London and Paris. CNBC's Robert Frank and Kayla Tausche discuss.
Paris - A Week To Remember April 8-14
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Who are America’s most influential families?
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60,000 bees move in to landmark in Paris
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‘Paris’ comes to Cancer-stricken teen in Tenn.
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Paris Jackson opens up about dad in new interview
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French site lets users see Paris in early 1900s
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Kerry wraps up worldwide trip
Secretary of State John Kerry wrapped up his whirlwind diplomatic tour in France on Wednesday. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports.
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