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It's a tale of two retail giants.

Target earnings disappoint a day after Walmart posed standout results.

Walmart has been so good at drawing customers in that Target might be something like a collateral damage to Walmart's success.

And a little-known Utah drone company wins a huge Pentagon contract. What would this mean for other U.S. drone manufacturers?

Plus, more Americans are struggling to pay their car loans. So why isn't Wall Street worried?

It's Wednesday, November 20th. I'm Tracy Hunt for the Wall Street Journal. This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business

stories that move the world today.

We'll begin with developments in Ukraine. For the first time, Ukrainian forces today fired

British-made storm-shadow missiles into Russian territory. It's the second time this week that Kyiv has hit targets

inside Russia with newly authorized Western missiles. The Biden administration earlier this week

gave authorization for Ukraine to use the U.S.-made Army tactical missile system or attackams.

Keev for months has been seeking authorization to use long-range

missiles to strike Russia, but President Biden wary of escalating the conflict with held permission.

But the arrival of some 10,000 North Korean troops in Kursk has shifted the calculus.

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