Traders at the New York Stock Exchange observe a moment of silence in honor of Veterans Day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

The issue printed this past Wednesday was the paper’s last.

Universities are places that welcome diversity of opinion — unless they don’t:

EXCLUSIVE: GMU Admissions Director Calls Conservatives ‘Worthless Pieces of Trash’ https://t.co/kljFkylRTr
— MRCTV.org (@mrctv) November 11, 2016

Via MRCTV:
While the president of George Mason University was busy issuing a statement upholding the school’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, the senior admissions director at the public university made it clear he believes that, if you are a conservative, you are a “piece of worthless trash…

As head of the Center for Auto Safety, Mr. Ditlow exposed hundreds of automotive defects and was instrumental in forcing the recall of millions of vehicles.

Senior centers have undergone profound changes in recent years to appeal to baby boomers who are living longer and expect more — much more.

This is the most pathetic thing I've read in a very long time. https://t.co/OPWrgNXCIb
— Donna (@DonnaBee511) November 11, 2016

Tuesday night was a tough one for many Hillary Clinton supporters, but actress Lena Dunham was among those hardest hit by the loss. Check out this election night lamentation:

Lena Dunham emails her fans to talk about THAT night -> pic.twitter.com/yZPyf6Ixvn
— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) November 11, 2016

Tempting to say this Lena Dunham weepmail makes it all worth it pic…

Allianz’s forecast-beating results are described as ‘brilliant’ by one trader but how is Europe’s largest insurer overcoming the low interest rates and competition that is pressuring others in the sector? David Pollard reports.

A first auction of items from late rock star David Bowie’s private art collection has fetched more than $30 million, with some going far above their estimated prices. Hayley Platt reports.