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Wall Street Got the Rally Signals From Powell It Was Hoping For

The S&P 500 Index rebounded from a five-day slide, rising 1.5% and closing just shy of a record high.

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Powell’s Jackson Hole Signal on Rates Seen as Good for One Cut

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What Is the Mortgage Fraud Lisa Cook Is Accused Of?

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What’s at Stake in the Fight Over Fed Independence

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Lots More on What Just Happened at Jackson Hole

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Weekend Essay

U.S. Allies in Asia Grapple With Once-Unthinkable Options

By Alastair Gale

Weekend Interview

How Weijian Shan Went From Hard Labor to Private Equity Pioneer

Weekend Essay

The Outcasts of the Yacht Club Are Changing Sailing’s Image

Dispatch

National Parks Are America’s Final EV Frontier

Dispatch

In the Heart of London Finance, Canary Wharf Becomes a Swim Spot

Once the domain of 19th century trade ships, Canary Wharf’s docks now host ducks, endangered eels — and a surge of urban swimmers. 

Profile

Julius Krein Left Wall Street to Build a Journal for America’s Next Ideology

From trade policy to industrial revival, his magazine, American Affairs, has become a platform for the thinkers challenging neoliberalism.

Opinion John Authers

Who Lost Europe? Hint: It’s Not Trump’s Fault

The mistakes have been decades in the making.

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Bloomberg Opinion

Today’s Eugenics Is Much More Dangerous

Scientific progress, demographics, geopolitics and the decline of Christianity are weakening our moral defenses against the misuse of genetics.

By Adrian Wooldridge, Columnist

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AI Is Replacing Online Moderators, But It's Bad at the Job

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Xiaomi Beat Apple. Now It’s Taking on Tesla

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Is Time Running Out on Swatch?

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 One Last Ride in a NYC Horse Elevator

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The Mafia Behind Brazil's Biggest Bank Heist

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How Samsung Missed the AI Moment

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Illicit Market Becomes ‘Amazon for Criminals’

Bloomberg Opinion

Walmart’s Win Doesn’t Mean Retailers Can Relax

The retailer’s upgraded forecast shows it’s possible to tempt shoppers to open their wallets right now — it’s just not easy.

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Wall Street Is Too Complex to Be Left to Humans

By Aaron Brown, Columnist

Can You Still Get a Covid Booster? It’s Too Complicated

By Lisa Jarvis, Columnist

Back Ukraine Diplomacy With Deterrence

Editorial Board

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Trump Announces Furniture Imports Probe, Setting Up Tariffs

The announcement sets the stage for industry-specific levies.

Canada to Drop Many Counter-Tariffs in Olive Branch to Trump

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Watch: Unpacking Trump's 10% Intel Stake With Futurum's CEO

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US Takes Nearly 10% Intel Stake, Clinching Unorthodox Deal

The president has cast the beleaguered chipmaker as critical to US national security.

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Apple Explores Using Google Gemini AI to Power Revamped Siri

Meta To License AI Lab Midjourney’s Tech in New Partnership

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The Big Take

South Korea’s $150 Billion Bet on Trump’s Shipbuilding Dream

A deal with the White House to help Trump revive US shipbuilding offers a risky route to expansion for South Korean yards. 

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World’s Climate Change Crisis Has Tourists Seeking ‘Coolcations’

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German Finance Chief Pledges Reforms to Reverse Economic Slump

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Newsletter: Evening Briefing: Americas

Trump May Finally Get His Wish From the Fed

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Big Take: Unpacking Jay Powell’s Jackson Hole Speech

Newsletter: Washington Edition

Powell’s Signal on Possible Rate Cut Not Enough for Trump

Newsletter: Odd Lots

Eight Big Takeaways from Jackson Hole

Newsletter: Top Shelf

So You Want to Buy a Whole Cask of Whiskey? Here’s How

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In this issue

• Bessent on Tariffs, Deficits and Embracing Trump’s Economic Plan
• How Doodles Became a Cutthroat Billion-Dollar Dog Industry
• Confessions of a Laptop Farmer: How an American Helped North Korea’s Wild Remote Worker Scheme

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• Elon Musk's Empire is Under Threat from Elon Musk
• Starbuck's CEO Plans to Tame the Rush-Hour Free-for-All
• How Hims Became the King of Knockoff Weight-Loss Drugs

In this issue

• The Eternal Quest to Save Gap
• Companies Are Abandoning Climate Pledges
• The Next Reality TV President??

Trump Halts Orsted Wind Project in Another Blow to Industry

Bolsonaro’s Family Dynasty Creaks Under Pressure of Brazil Coup Trial

Abrego Garcia Freed From Jail to Await Human Smuggling Trial

Ghislaine Maxwell Says She Never Saw Trump ‘in Any Inappropriate Setting’

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• Investment Banks

  • Citi Names Savola as Head of Corporate Banking for Europe

    
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• Deals

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  • Waterous Blasts Cenovus-MEG Deal as He Pushes His Own Offer

    
  • US Takes Nearly 10% Intel Stake, Clinching Unorthodox Deal

    
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  • Ventas to Buy Long Island Senior Communities for $600 Million

    
• Inflation

  • Paraguay Central Bank Keeps Rate at 6% on Tame Inflation Outlook

    
  • Congo’s New Central Bank Chief Wants to Wean Nation Off Dollar

    
  • Key Takeaways From Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole Speech

    
  • Fed Chair Powell’s Remarks Friday at Jackson Hole (Full Text)

    
  • Powell Opens Door to Interest Rate Cut, Citing Labor Markets

    
• AI

  • Meta To License AI Lab Midjourney’s Tech in New Partnership

    
  • Apple Explores Using Google Gemini AI to Power Revamped Siri

    
  • AI Is Replacing Online Moderators, But It's Bad at the Job

    
  • The Case for Being an AI Hater. Or at Least a Skeptic

    
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