Bloomberg’s Week in Pictures

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Farah Shulman

Frankfurt

Tokyo

Japan

Brexit

Tourism

China

Cities

Zimbabwe

Child Labor

London

Pudong

Shanghai

Mobile Phones

iPhone

Science

Hong Kong

Amsterdam

Regulation

Aviation

Startups

Spain

Real Estate

Travel

Canada

Automotive

Electric Vehicles

Los Angeles

Capital Partners

Entrepreneurs

U.S. Economy

Singapore

Shopping

Stocks

Interest Rates

Finance

Policy

Monetary Policy

Europe

Utilities

Healthcare

ESG Concerns

Infrastructure

Aerospace Industry

Switzerland

Megacity

Futures Markets

United States

Commodity Futures

Denmark

Germany

United Kingdom

Markets

Great Britain

Politics

Retail

Government

Industrials

Economics

France

Emerging Markets

Asia

Africa

Americas

BRICS

Fixed Income

Materials

crude-oil

Consumer Discretionary

Emerging Markets Economics

Transportation

Technology

From Singapore to Spain, the best photos of the week.

Mitsubishi Motors CEO Osamu Masuko News Conference Following Board Meeting on Chairman Ghosn

Apple Inc.'s Pudong Store as Trump Suggests IPhones May Get Hit With 10% Tariff 

Chinese Scientist He Jiankui Speaks At The Human Genome Editing Summit

Tourism Is Helping Hokkaido Emerge From A Prolonged Slowdown In Development

Deutsche Bank Headquarters Searched In Panama Papers Probe

Bank Of England Financial Stability Report Following Brexit Withdrawal Agreement

Airbus SE Passenger Drone Flight Demonstration

Global Rules Against 'Blood Gold' Threaten Artisanal Miners

Ghost Towns Still Haunt Spain In Property Rebound

Inside Automobility LA Ahead Of The Los Angeles Auto Show

GM Plans 10,000 Job Cuts, Five Plant Shutdowns In North America

People View Holiday Windows As Consumers Head Into Shopping Season

Apple Defends IPhone App Fees As High Court Weighs Suit

The Westgate Mall and ABC Cooking Studio As Singapore Malls Try Big Gambit Before Online Shopping Catches On

Ex-Goldman Banker Channels the Hulk for Deals With Billionaires

Trading On The Floor Of The NYSE As Third-Worst Thanksgiving Since FDR Sends S&P 500 Into Correction 

German authorities raid Deutsche Bank's headquarters in Frankfurt; General Motors announces 14,000 job cuts; and Apple faces an uphill battle at the U.S. Supreme Court in an antitrust lawsuit targeting the App Store.

Deutsche bank, General Motors, and the Supreme Court.

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