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Australia Scales Up for Fish

Tasmania’s salmon farmers want to double production over the next 15 years, but they face resistance from environmentalists. The WSJ's Daniel Stacey reports.

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Iran Hopes for Tourism Boom After Nuclear Deal

Iranian Vice President Masoud Soltanifar said his country is preparing for a “tsunami” of foreign tourists as Iran and world powers began implementing their landmark nuclear agreement, the Associated Press reports. Photo: Getty Images

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Barron's Buzz: Look Out, Bears

Barrons.com Stocks Editor Ben Levisohn previews the new issue of Barron's looking at the bears, the bulls and a possible interest-rate increase.

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Five Ways You Can Avoid Identity Theft

The coming holiday season means a spike in online shopping. Here are five ways to protect your identity against fraud. Photo: iStock/MariuszBlach.

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Art Collectors: Time to Look to India

Contemporary art collector Marc Lebaron tells Barron's Penta how he was able to get a quick handle on the Indian art scene. He liked what he found.

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Uber Tries to Ride Out Global Backlash

Uber Technologies scored a rare legal victory in Europe as a London High Court ruled that the ride-sharing company’s app wasn’t a device for calculating fares and was thus not breaking the law. But globally, Uber's road to market has been anything but smooth. Why? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer.