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The U.S. and China agree to talk nubes, plus Senate Republicans butt heads over delays

in confirming hundreds of military promotions.

And JP Morgan Chase pulls a 180 as it pivots into European retail banking.

Up until a few years ago, Jamie Dimon said we're not doing retail overseas because we have

to lease thousands of branches, we have to build out ATMs.

But here's the key.

The costs are now much lower if you do this as a digital only bank.

It's Thursday, November 2.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

The Biden administration is preparing to discuss nuclear arms control with China on Monday,

according to U.S. officials.

The rare discussion comes as Washington is seeking to prevent a three-way arms race with

Beijing and Moscow.

And it marks the first talks with China on the issue since the Obama presidency.

For some context on these upcoming talks, I'm joined by journal Asia's Security Correspondent

to Alistair Gail.

Alistair Parar report, U.S. officials are hoping to probe China about its growing nuclear

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