CNBC Top

◆ Mortgage rates see biggest one-day drop in over a year

◆ Kenvue stock drops 10% on report RFK Jr. will link autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy

◆ Google hit with $3.45 billion antitrust EU fine amid U.S. trade tensions

◆ Tesla's nearly $1 trillion new pay plan for Musk would expand his voting power

◆ Job reports will get more accurate, Lutnick predicts before BLS reveals sluggish August hiring

◆ Payrolls rose 22,000 in August, less than expected in further sign of hiring slowdown

◆ Roblox announces short-video, AI features amid child safety concerns

◆ 'Off a cliff-edge': Why analysts say the job market has weakened - and what to do about it

◆ Powerball jackpot hits $1.8 billion. Here's the tax bill if you win

◆ NFL MVP Josh Allen leaves Nike to sign with New Balance

◆ Judge dismisses Newsmax's lawsuit against Fox News, but says it can refile an amended version

◆ Hollywood turns to video games to bring fresh IP to the big screen

◆ How to protect your record 2025 stock market portfolio gains from what could come next

◆ Trump raised the SALT deduction cap to $40,000: Here's what it means for taxpayers

◆ Broadcom's soaring stock is getting cheaper. Here's the math on how that's possible

◆ Broadcom stock jumps 11% on new $10 billion customer that analysts say is OpenAI

◆ Massive Powerball jackpot means big boost for DraftKings

◆ Quarterly demand for industrial space falls for the first time in 15 years

◆ ‘I'm glad it's over.' Google CEO thanks Trump for antitrust 'resolution'

◆ Yieldstreet tells investors in $89 million worth of marine loans to expect losses

◆ Starbucks wants its cafes to be more welcoming - and accessible. Take a look at a recent renovation

◆ Trump warns ‘fairly substantial' chip tariffs are coming; signals Apple, others will be safe

◆ Trump asks Supreme Court to let him fire FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter

◆ Lululemon shares plunge 20% as it slashes earnings outlook, projects $240 million tariff hit

◆ Active managers struggled 'mightily' to beat index funds amid volatility from elections, tariffs, Morningstar finds

◆ Trump finalizes Japan trade deal with 15% tariffs as Ishiba faces discontent from within party

◆ OpenAI is building an AI jobs platform that could challenge Microsoft's LinkedIn

◆ Offshore wind giant Orsted gets green light for survival plan after Trump blocks project

◆ BMW doubles down on software and brand value to take on Tesla, Chinese EV rivals

◆ RFK Jr. casts doubts on vaccines, clashes with Democrats over Covid shot access

CBC Business

◆ Canadian economy bled 66,000 jobs in August as unemployment rate at its highest since 'pandemic days'

◆ U.S. labour market weakens with little job growth and rising unemployment

◆ Lululemon says U.S. tariffs taking a bite, but also some of its athleisure wear became 'too predictable'

◆ GM Oshawa supplier to lay off nearly 250 workers this month as shift cut looms

◆ Telecom outages will need to be reported and explained under new rules, CRTC says

◆ Trade deficit shrinks to $4.9B in July as energy, vehicle exports rise

◆ Soon, even your Starbucks latte can come with protein. Is the trend healthy, or just big business?

◆ Why Trans Mountain wants to expand when the oil pipeline isn't even full

◆ Google ordered to pay $425 million US for privacy violations in class-action case

◆ Google can keep Chrome but needs to give up some data, judge rules in antitrust case

◆ Ottawa tells CRA to fix its call centre problem so more Canadians can reach an agent

◆ OpenAI and Meta say they're fixing chatbots to better help users in distress

◆ Kraft Heinz splitting into 2 brands, a decade after megafood merger

◆ No fines for big grocers that promoted imported food as Canadian

◆ Wildfire damage casts shadow on another Canadian tourism season

◆ Canadian economy shrinks 1.6% in 2nd quarter as U.S. tariffs squeeze exports

◆ B.C. billionaire wanting Bay leases doesn't have cash to launch new chain: landlord

◆ Online retailer Ssense filing for bankruptcy protection

◆ Small businesses that relied on duty-free U.S. shipping wonder if they can survive without it

◆ People are turning to AI for emotional support. Are chatbots up to the job?

WSJ Market News

◆ 4 Questions to Ask Before Buying Bonds

◆ Stock Market Today: Weak Jobs Data Boosts Rate-Cut Bets; Dow Falls

◆ How to Keep This Hot Stock Market From Melting Your Retirement Dreams

◆ Pot Stocks' Risky Bet: The IRS Will Chill Out

◆ Food Prices Hold Broadly Steady in August, UN Says

◆ Stocks Rally as Hopes for Rate Cuts Build

◆ Gavin Newsom Has an $18 Billion Plan to Shore Up California's Utilities. It Isn't Enough.

◆ Google's Big Win Is Even Bigger for Apple

◆ The Black Market for Oil Blunts Trump's India Tariffs

◆ Taylor Swift and Tariffs Can Both Help Sell Diamonds

◆ Sorry Europe, American Luxury Brands Are In

◆ Even Nvidia Has Speed Limits

◆ Activist Investor Pushing to Sell Comerica, Will Seek Board Seats

◆ Net-Zero Banking Alliance Suspends Activities Amid Wave of Departures

◆ JPMorgan, Already No. 1 in Card Spending, Wants Even More

◆ Jamie Dimon Took a Bus Tour Down South. We Rode Along.

◆ JPMorgan Chase Nears a Deal to Take Over Apple's Credit-Card Program

◆ T. Rowe Stock Jumps After Goldman Agrees to Invest $1 Billion, Team Up on Private Funds

◆ Madison Dearborn to Buy Back Bulk of Aon's NFP Wealth Business

◆ Tax-Exempt Munis vs. Taxable Bonds: Which Has Higher Returns?

◆ European Quantum Computer Company IQM Tops $1 Billion Valuation

◆ Peak Rock Raises $3 Billion for Private Equity, Credit Funds

◆ Pump-and-Dump Worries Prompt Nasdaq to Tighten China Listing Rules

◆ Chinese Stocks Pull Back After Red-Hot Rally

◆ Tech Stocks Drive Gains in S&P 500, Nasdaq

◆ Trump Brothers-Backed Bitcoin Mining Company Surges After Nasdaq Listing

◆ Former Opendoor CEO Reaps Unlikely Windfall From Meme Rally

◆ Opinion | The Fed's 'Gain of Function' Monetary Policy

◆ Opinion | Public Pension Funds Need Independent Inspectors General

◆ Opinion | Bond Traders Sing the Blues

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ 'Face the Nation' to Air Only Unedited Interviews After Administration Criticism

◆ Tesla Board Proposes Musk Pay Package Worth as Much as $1 Trillion Over Decade

◆ Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk

◆ The Trillion-Dollar Man: Tesla Tries to Lock Down Elon Musk

◆ Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Activist Ancora Pressures Railroad Operator CSX to Explore Deal

◆ TV-Station Owner Sinclair Proposes Merger With Tegna

◆ Peabody Calls Off $3.78 Billion Deal to Buy Anglo American's Australian Coal Assets

◆ Medtronic to Add Directors After Elliott Becomes Big Shareholder

◆ Advent International to Buy U-blox For $1.3 Billion

◆ What's Next for Giorgio Armani's Fashion Empire?

◆ Gap's CEO Makes Push Into Cosmetics at Gap and Old Navy Stores

◆ The Kelce Brothers' Garage Beer Company Is Now Worth $200 Million

◆ Currys Shares Surge After Revenue Growth, Buyback Program Launch

◆ American Eagle Credits Sydney Sweeney Ads for 'Brand and Business Reset'

◆ CVC Capital Partners Confident in Outlook After Results Match Views

◆ Nvidia Predicts Cooler Growth After Sales Record

◆ Alcon Shares Fall After Guidance Trim on U.S. Trade Tariff Hit

◆ Homeowners Are Doing Small Projects but Deferring Big Ones, Home Depot Says

◆ Aviva's Profit Jump Boosts Shares to Near 18-Year High

◆ Record EV Sales Drive Auto Market Ahead of Credit End

◆ EV Maker Rivian Lays Off Workers as It Preps Launch of Cheaper SUV

◆ The Trump Administration Wants to Rattle the EV Industry. California Is Investing in Chargers Anyway.

◆ Meet the Guy Who Drives a Street-Legal Chinese EV in the U.S.

◆ EV Deals Are Booming Ahead of Tax-Credit Expiration

◆ Opinion | The Wrong Way to Help Farmers

◆ Opinion | Reef Madness: A Baseless Coral Panic

◆ Opinion | Britain's Speech Police Nab Comedian Graham Linehan

◆ Opinion | Job Openings Still Falling at Small Firms

WSJ Opinion

◆ We Need to Know History, Especially Now

◆ RFK Jr.'s Goat Rodeo

◆ Britain's Speech Police Nab Comedian Graham Linehan

◆ Harvard's Pyrrhic Legal Victory

◆ RFK Jr.'s Operation Warped Memory

◆ A Mail-Vote Job for Josh Shapiro

◆ The Fed's 'Gain of Function' Monetary Policy

◆ ZIP Code Is Destiny? Turns Out That's Bunk

◆ Reef Madness: A Baseless Coral Panic

◆ Trump's Disoriented Democrats

◆ The Simple Solution to Violent Crime: More Cops

◆ Too Many Kids Aren't Going Back to School

◆ Trump Can Spoil a Phony Xi-Putin Friendship

◆ The National Guard Isn't Welcome in Chicago

◆ DOGE Wreaks Havoc on Education Research

◆ Job Openings Still Falling at Small Firms

◆ Give Bernie the Boot

◆ Will Democrats Throw Another Shutdown Tantrum?

◆ Pepper…and Salt

WSJ World News

◆ Putin Says Russia Will Strike Any Western Troops in Ukraine

◆ U.K. Deputy Prime Minister Quits Over Tax Affairs

◆ China to Impose Antidumping Measures on EU Pork, Commerce Ministry Says

◆ Tycoon's Abrupt Departure Presages End of Political Era in Thailand

◆ How China's New Naval and Air Sites Would Aid an Attack on Taiwan

◆ Macron Says 26 Countries Agree to Contribute to Ukraine's Security

◆ Israeli Security Officials Raise Concerns About Gaza City Offensive

◆ 'Operation Wrath of God' Review: A Campaign of Vengeance

◆ Israel Hit Yemen Target Just Hours After Discovering an Imminent Houthi Meeting

◆ The Israeli Army Is Struggling to Get Reservists to Show Up

◆ Israel Says It Has Killed Hamas Spokesman in Gaza City Strike Ahead of Planned Invasion

◆ Shrouded in Mystery, Kim's Young Daughter Softens His Image in China

◆ How Jet Lag Cost the Global Face of Japan Inc. His Job

◆ Afghan Quake Death Toll Rises to 1,400 Amid Aftershocks

◆ Kim Jong Un's Missiles Fly. He Doesn't.

◆ Hundreds Killed in 6.0-Magnitude Earthquake in Afghanistan

◆ The U.K. Tried to Clamp Down on Migration—and Wound Up With an Unprecedented Wave

◆ Vance's British Vacation Is Latest Sign of White House's Soft Spot for U.K.

◆ Bank of England Cuts Rates After Tight Vote

◆ Trump Sought Escape on His Summer Golf Vacation. Some Scots Thought Otherwise.

◆ Hopes Rise for U.S.-Europe Trade Deal as Trump Visits Scotland

◆ Opinion | Can Maduro Stand the Heat?

◆ Opinion | Abbas and Macron Play Games With Oct. 7

◆ Opinion | Reef Madness: A Baseless Coral Panic

◆ Opinion | Has Britain Stopped Secularizing?

◆ Opinion | Let the Flags Fly at the U.S. Open

◆ Opinion | China Won't Get Addicted to America's Chips

◆ Mexico's Cartels Are Exporting Their Bloody Rivalry to Ecuador and Beyond

◆ Rubio Reassures Mexico After U.S. Military Strike Jolts Region

◆ Warren Buffett's Son Battles Colombia's Booming Cocaine Trade

BBC Business

◆ Google fined €2.95bn by EU for abusing advertising dominance

◆ Tesla proposes $1tn award for Musk if he hits targets

◆ Online shopping at work not sackable offence, judge rules

◆ Troubled beauty chain Bodycare to close 32 stores

◆ Hundreds of South Koreans detained in massive ICE raid at Hyundai plant

◆ The green steel firms looking to revive US steelmaking

◆ US job market weakens further in August, raising fears over economy

◆ Sunny weather and football boosted retail sales in July

◆ Jaguar Land Rover staff to stay at home in cyber attack fallout

◆ Rosyth shipyard expected to win £1bn Danish navy contract

◆ Trump signs order to cut tariffs on Japanese cars to 15%

◆ Lululemon squeezed by tariffs and weaker sales

◆ Mark Zuckerberg - no, not that one - sues Facebook for account shutdowns

◆ Trump's tariffs are pushing food and drink exporters closer to China

◆ London Tube strike: All you need to know

◆ Trump's Fed pick says he will keep White House job

◆ Gamers frustrated as Hollow Knight: Silksong crashes stores on launch

◆ 30,000 homes fitted with botched insulation under government schemes, ministers admit

◆ Rosyth shipyard expected to win £1bn Danish navy contract

◆ Thousands of Lloyds staff deemed to be underperforming face axe

◆ CrossCountry train drivers to strike in disciplinary process row

◆ UK borrowing costs ease as bond market calms

◆ World's largest sports piracy site shut down by police

◆ Trump appeals to US Supreme Court to rule on legality of tariffs

◆ TUC urges chancellor to consider wealth taxes in November Budget

◆ Don't say sorry - the six things you should do if you're in a car accident

◆ American Eagle shares soar as Sydney Sweeney ads seen driving sales

◆ Lack of charging facilities a 'barrier' for electric lorries

◆ Will drones deliver your next hot food order?

◆ How oil has brought Russia, China and India closer

Financial Post

◆ Why a return to the office makes sense even if the debate lingers on

◆ Ottawa launches $5-billion fund to help businesses adapt to economic 'rupture' with U.S.

◆ Canada's unemployment rate jumps to nine-year high, raising bets for Bank of Canada rate cut

◆ Trouble in condoland isn't all bad news, says bank regulator

◆ Posthaste: Canada or the U.S.? Who is the worst budget 'basket case' when it comes to government spending

◆ Canada's problems started a long time before Trump

◆ Posthaste: Canadians might be surprised at just how low U.S. tariffs on Canada's exports really are

◆ What's behind gold's record-breaking rise, and how high could it go?

◆ Canada's productivity crisis just got worse with biggest plunge in three years

◆ Getting to the bottom of the Crown Royal bottling plant closure as Doug Ford pours scorn on move

FT

◆ Starmer launches sweeping cabinet reshuffle after Rayner resigns in tax scandal

◆ Lammy appointed deputy UK PM and Cooper foreign secretary

◆ Rayner's resignation comes at huge cost to Starmer

◆ Keir Starmer's problems multiply after deputy's downfall

◆ Farage says Reform UK ‘must be ready' for power in 2027

◆ The Starmer government's moment of jeopardy

◆ US adds just 22,000 jobs in August as labour market sputters

◆ EU hits Google with €2.95bn antitrust fine

◆ Tesla seeks to award Musk $1tn if carmaker hits formidable targets

◆ Elon Musk's $1tn bonus is literally monopoly money

◆ London Stock Exchange Group forced to open roof space to rivals

NY Times Biz

◆ CBS Abruptly Changes Rules for Editing ‘Face the Nation' Interviews

◆ Employers added 22,000 jobs in August.

◆ Billionaire Crypto Investor Hits Out at Trump Family's World Liberty Financial Firm

◆ Google Is Fined $3.5 Billion for Breaking Europe's Antitrust Laws

◆ The FAFSA Form Is Coming on Time This Year. For a Change.

◆ Americans' Most Valuable Asset Isn't Stocks or a Home. It's Social Security.

◆ South Koreans Swept Up in Immigration Raid at Hyundai E.V. Plant in Georgia

◆ Breaking Down Elon Musk's Pay Package

◆ Weak Jobs Report Strengthens Case for Fed to Cut Interest Rates

◆ Elon Musk Could Become First Trillionaire Under New Tesla Pay Package

◆ Trump Administration Drops Biden Plan for Flight Delay Compensation

◆ Labor Market Stalled This Summer, With August Data Adding to Slowdown

◆ Is Jobs Data Still Reliable? Why Economists Say Yes.

◆ Mounting Deportations Meet Slow Hiring in a ‘Curious Kind of Balance'

◆ The Doctors Are Real, but the Sales Pitches Are Frauds

◆ Was Your Passport Lost or Stolen While Traveling? Here's How to Replace It.

◆ PBS to Cut 15% of Its Staff

◆ Joshua Abram Dies at 62; Gave Workspace-Sharing an Upscale Spin

◆ Boeing Plans to Hire Replacements for Striking Workers

◆ Steve Hayden, Writer Behind Apple's '1984' Commercial, Dies at 78

◆ Porsche Is No Longer a Blue-Chip Company in Germany

◆ Giorgio Armani, Italian Fashion Designer, Dies at 91

◆ U.S. Imports Rose in July Following Months of Trade Turmoil

◆ Wall Street's Bet Against the Trump Tariffs

◆ Health Care Costs for Workers Begin to Climb

◆ Trump Federal Reserve Pick's Plan to Return to White House Draws Backlash

◆ In Tariff Standoff With Trump, China Boycotts American Soybeans

◆ John Deere, a U.S. Icon, Is Undermined by Tariffs and Struggling Farmers

◆ Former Suntory Boss Says He Used CBD Supplements for Jet Lag

◆ Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow His Sweeping Tariffs

NY Times Econ

◆ Mounting Deportations Meet Slow Hiring in a ‘Curious Kind of Balance'

◆ U.S. Imports Rose in July Following Months of Trade Turmoil

◆ Trump Signals Imminent Supreme Court Appeal to Protect Tariffs

◆ Trump's Sweeping Tariffs Invalidated by Appeals Court

◆ How Trump Could Gain Control of the Fed

◆ Nothing Could Topple the ‘Queen of Heels.' Then Trump Came Along.

◆ The A.I. Spending Frenzy Is Propping Up the Real Economy, Too

◆ Europe Is Spending Big on Defense. Will That Help Its Ailing Economy?

◆ Lisa Cook Defies Trump Bid to Fire Her as Fed Governor

◆ Trump Starts Investigation That Could Lead to Tariffs on Wind Turbines

◆ Europe Gets a Written Trump Trade Deal, With a Caveat for Automakers

◆ Economic Data Has Taken a Dark Turn. That Doesn't Mean a Crash Is Near.

◆ A New Way to Reduce Children's Deaths: Cash

◆ Trump Warns of Economic Disaster if Court Strikes Down Tariffs

◆ Trump Names EJ Antoni New BLS Commissioner

◆ Trump Extends China Tariff Truce by Three Months

◆ Small Businesses Brace for the Punishing Side Effects of Trump's Tariffs

◆ Car Companies Are Paying Tariffs So You Don't Have To

◆ What Lobsters and Chickens Reveal About Europe's Trade Strategy

◆ Trump Is Removing Billy Long as the I.R.S. Head 2 Months After He Was Confirmed

Forbes

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