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It's Monday, December 4th. I'm Shelby Holiday for the Wall Street Journal sitting in for Ann Marie Fertoli.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and

business stories that moved the world today.

Despite all of the pain caused by the pandemic, Americans actually grew

richer across every racial, ethnic, and income group. But a new report from

Pew Research Center out today shows that the gains were not equal.

Joining me to talk about the findings is W.S.J. reporter Ooyen Adadoyen.

Hey Ooyen.

Hey, thanks for having me.

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