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Best of AP — Honorable Mention

Future of work: Why the explosive growth of e-commerce could mean more jobs, not fewer

By ​Christopher Rugaber and Larry Fenn​

Christopher Rugaber, economics reporter, business news, Washington, and Larry Fenn, data journalist, New York, for finding that, contrary to conventional wisdom, increasingly automated e-commerce warehouses are creating rather than killing jobs. http://bit.ly/2zTb34l

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By The Associated Press

NOV. 10, 2017

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