CNBC Top

◆ Rooftop shooter kills at least 6 at July Fourth parade in Chicago suburb, gunman still at large

◆ U.S. flight disruptions finally ease as the holiday weekend winds down

◆ Another crypto lender Vauld pauses withdrawals as market crash takes its toll

◆ Americans hoping for European vacations this summer should prepare for one thing: Chaos

◆ Russian forces shift target to Donetsk as Zelenskyy vows Ukraine will win back captured Luhansk

◆ Rihanna is now worth $1.4 billion–making her America's youngest self-made billionaire woman

◆ Economy passengers could soon lie down on airplanes-meet the airline that's doing it first

◆ Tired of swiping left, singles are turning to new matchmaking services for dates

◆ The G-7 is considering a price cap on Russian oil. But energy analysts think it's impossible

◆ Rent prices are starting to cool down: The 5 cities with the most significant decreases

◆ Child psychologist: The No. 1 skill that sets mentally strong kids apart from 'those who give up'-and how parents can teach it

◆ Bill Nye says the main thing you can do about climate change isn't recycling-it's voting

◆ Recession fears flare and June jobs report looms as jittery markets head into third quarter

◆ Teen workers in a hot summer job market can use the 'greatest money-making asset' to their advantage, says CPA

◆ British Army's Twitter and YouTube accounts hacked to promote cryptocurrency scams

◆ Here's how much money it takes to be considered wealthy in 12 major U.S. cities

◆ Thailand ends almost all travel restrictions - but one key rule remains

◆ It's possible the Jan. 6 committee refers a criminal case against Trump, Liz Cheney says

◆ Turkey's annual inflation soars to almost 79%, hitting highest level in 24 years

◆ What Micron's earnings beat but light guidance could mean for our chip stocks

◆ Here are the China trends investors bet money on during a sluggish few months

◆ 'Minions: The Rise of Gru' tops $108 million as parents flock back to cinemas, kids in tow

◆ Top Wall Street analysts see strong upside potential in each of these stocks

◆ Bitcoin Family say they lost $1 million on their investment this year, but sold a lot at peak

◆ American Airlines scheduling glitch allows pilots to drop thousands of July flights

◆ Tesla delivered 254,695 electric vehicles in the second quarter of 2022

◆ These Americans all left the U.S. for Mexico-here's how they found their 'perfect location' and made it happen

◆ Forget the Eiffel Tower. Here's where the French travel in France

◆ Student loan borrowers may regret not taking these 3 steps before payments restart

◆ Five reasons bitcoin had its worst quarter in more than a decade

CBC Business

◆ More unrest in Canada's airline industry as Sunwing pilots accuse company of negotiating in bad faith

◆ Why your options may be limited if your employer wants you back in the workplace

◆ Consumers and businesses tell Bank of Canada they expect high inflation to stick around

◆ Movers arrested after investigation; Air Canada cancels dozens of daily flights: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet

◆ Sales tax on seeds works against lower carbon footprint, expert and home growers say

◆ Google says it will erase U.S. user data about trips to abortion clinics

◆ 95,000 GM vehicles unfinished in storage due to chip shortage

◆ Canada's economy grew in April, but May contraction expected

◆ U.S. inflation may have peaked as consumer spending slows in May

◆ Do unions at Starbucks mean the labour movement is picking up steam?

◆ Air Canada to cancel dozens of daily flights this summer

◆ U.S. communications regulator wants TikTok removed from app stores over spying concerns

◆ Summer of labour unrest expected as inflation soars and contracts run out

◆ Risk of recession high but Alberta could avoid worst impacts, says Mark Carney

◆ Airbnb makes ban on party houses permanent

◆ Accounting firm EY to pay $100M US fine after auditors caught cheating on ethics exams

◆ Bank regulator beefs up rules for some types of home loans

◆ Tim Hortons latest company to pause Hockey Canada sponsorship over sex assault allegation

◆ Missing baggage adds to chaos at Canadian airports

◆ We're still waiting for this wage price spiral central bankers fear could send inflation soaring

WSJ Market News

◆ U.S. Futures Slip; European Stocks Gain

◆ U.S.-Stock Funds Fell 16.3% in Second-Quarter Rout

◆ Peter Thiel-Backed Vauld Suspends Withdrawals

◆ For Reliance, Russian Oil Has Supercharged Profits

◆ Our Recession Forecasting Model Is Broken

◆ Venture Capital Feels the Stock Market's Pain

◆ The Few Mutual-Fund Managers Who Avoided the Debacle

◆ Commodity Price Slide Raises Hopes Inflation May Ease

◆ Millennials Were Optimistic About Their Financial Future---but Now, Not So Much

◆ Tesla's Bumpy Quarter Might Be About More Than Lockdowns in China

◆ EU Sets First Rules to Regulate Cryptocurrencies

◆ Banks Get Burned by Risky Debt, Imperiling Buyout Activity

◆ Bond ETFs Attract New Investors With Narrower Offerings

◆ As Deal Spree Sputters, Bankers Brace for Lean Times

◆ Celsius Customers Are Losing Hope for Their Locked-Up Crypto

◆ Coinbase Launches Derivatives Product in Crowded Market

◆ Crypto's Domino Effect Is Widening

◆ When the 'Barbell' Investment Strategy Does---and Doesn't---Work

◆ As Big Stock Sales and IPOs Stall, Energy Investors Make Hay

◆ Forget Flying Taxis---Down-to-Earth Companies Are Prime SPAC Targets

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ Glut of Goods at Target, Walmart Is a Boon for Liquidators

◆ Coal Makes a Comeback as the World Thirsts for Energy

◆ European Travel Just Got Harder After SAS Pilots Strike

◆ Little-Known Abortion Pill Maker Faces Scrutiny

◆ Chip Boom Loses Steam on Slowing PC Sales, Crypto Rout

◆ If the U.S. Is in a Recession, It's a Very Strange One

◆ Biden Might Soon Soften Chinese Tariffs, in Decision Fraught With Policy Tensions

◆ Economy Week Ahead: Focus on Hiring, Fed Minutes and Trade

◆ 'Minions' Brings Families Back to Movie Theaters

◆ Hard Rock Atlantic City Workers, Casino Operator Reach Labor Agreement

◆ Maine Dairy Farmers Dump Milk as Chemicals Taint Soil

◆ China Auto Maker Geely Ventures Into Smartphones

◆ American Airlines Computer Glitch Disrupts Pilots' Schedules

◆ Companies Broaden CFOs' Responsibilities to Retain Them In Strong Job Market

WSJ Opinion

◆ 'If Putin Was a Woman . . .'

◆ Bidenomics 101

◆ The Supreme Court's War on Life, the Universe and Everything

◆ Biden Has to Choose: Climate Change or Human Rights in China

◆ New York's 'Massive Resistance' to the Supreme Court on Guns

◆ Hunter Biden and the Press: Who's the Real Degenerate?

◆ Inside the Mind of an Addict

◆ Virginia Breaks the School-Choice Barrier

◆ The Courage of Jan. 6 Witness Cassidy Hutchinson

◆ When All Nine Justices Agree

◆ A Supreme Court for the Constitution

◆ Why the Rush for Toddler Vaccines?

◆ A Rude Awakening Is Ahead for Young Employees

◆ Congress Can't 'Codify Roe v. Wade'

◆ Enjoy Ben & Jerry's Every Year in Jerusalem

WSJ World News

◆ Fresh Scandal Threatens to Tarnish U.K.'s Boris Johnson and Tory Party

◆ Gunfire From Israeli Military Positions Likely Killed Al Jazeera Reporter, U.S. Finds

◆ Ukraine War Lessons: You Can't Hide and Weapons Stockpiles Are Essential

◆ Biden Might Soon Soften Chinese Tariffs, in Decision Fraught With Policy Tensions

BBC Business

◆ EasyJet executive quits after major flight disruption

◆ Sri Lanka energy minister warns petrol stocks about to run dry

◆ Prices in Turkey rise at fastest pace for 24 years

◆ Argentina's economy minister makes sudden exit

◆ Russia moves to take control of Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project

◆ UK and New Zealand expand working holiday visas

◆ 7,000 pubs in England and Wales closed in 10 years

◆ UK sandwich chain Pret A Manger to launch in India

◆ Missing Cryptoqueen: FBI adds Ruja Ignatova to top ten most wanted

◆ Sri Lanka fuel crisis: Waiting for days to get fuel

◆ Heathrow flight cancellations cause queues and 'chaos'

◆ US stocks see worst first half drop in more than 50 years

◆ Pride: Amazon restricts LGBT goods in United Arab Emirates

◆ Thousands of BT workers vote to strike over pay

◆ Hello Kitty firm strikes China deal after viral hit

◆ Google sign-up 'fast track to surveillance', consumer groups say

◆ Ben & Jerry's criticises resumption of sales in Israeli settlements

◆ Steel import tariffs extended for two years

◆ Airbnb permanently bans parties and events around the world

◆ Farmers cut food production as costs soar

◆ Heinz products off Tesco shelves after pricing dispute

◆ Cost of living: How can I save money on my food shop?

◆ How flowers are 'put to sleep' for long sea voyages

◆ Sandwich shops bite back after challenging years

◆ Why I kept my sexuality a secret at work

◆ Fertiliser shortage hits African farmers battling food crisis

◆ Hajj travellers unable to fly due to ticket delay

◆ The staff shortage slowing down air cargo and bags

◆ How Aussie farmers are hoping to win over tequila fans

◆ Could nuclear desalination plants beat water scarcity?

Financial Post

◆ Soaring inflation expectations raise odds of super-sized Bank of Canada hike

◆ 'Friends today may be foes tomorrow:' Freeland's embrace of 'friend-shoring' is fraught with problems

◆ Air Canada cancels 154 flights a day this summer amid 'unprecedented and unforeseen strains'

◆ How high a price will Canadians have to pay to tame inflation?

◆ Heavyweight sponsors distance themselves from Hockey Canada amid sexual assault scandal

◆ Vass Bednar: Why is Dye and Durham facing scrutiny in Australia and Britain, but not at home?

◆ How the COVID 'hero pay' scandal prompted Ottawa to make wage-fixing illegal

◆ 'Toronto ecosystem is on fire': Canadian tech shows resilience as storm clouds gather

◆ How Porter has escaped its rivals' airport woes

◆ Poll suggests Canadians' confidence in Bank of Canada shaken by surging inflation

FT

◆ UK faces first national train drivers' strike in 25 years

◆ EasyJet executive quits over flight chaos

◆ Staffing agencies attack UK government's strikebreaking plans

◆ Global inflation: Japan faces a moment of truth

◆ Levelling up needs Conservatives to go back to the future

◆ Erdoğan is an infuriating but indispensable ally

◆ Putin urges generals to carry on into Donetsk after fall of Luhansk

◆ Ukraine says national recovery plan to cost $750bn

◆ EY boosts accountancy title inflation by dubbing senior staff ‘partner'

◆ Germany draws up law to take stakes in struggling gas importers

◆ Germany warns of ‘historic challenge' as trade slides into deficit

◆ Keir Starmer criticised for ruling out UK return to EU

◆ Labour ready to fight Johnson over effects of Brexit, says Starmer

◆ Michael Lewis: ‘The thing that really works for Trump is: the system's rigged'

◆ Ground-breaking theatre director Peter Brook dies at 97

◆ Johnson knew about misconduct allegations against disgraced MP

◆ Turkish inflation nears 80% as Erdoğan's monetary policy takes toll

◆ Istanbul mayor urges Turkish business community to show ‘courage' towards Erdoğan

◆ Six dead after gunman attacks July 4 holiday parade in Chicago suburb

◆ UK courts backlog worsens as junior barristers quit over pay

◆ Coinbase-backed Vauld halts withdrawals as crypto credit crisis intensifies

◆ ECB to warn eurozone countries over crypto regulation

◆ Abducted Canadian billionaire Xiao Jianhua faces trial in Shanghai court

◆ Bundesbank boss warns against ‘fatal' assumptions in ECB crisis tool

◆ ECB set for greener ‘tilt' in €386bn corporate bond portfolio

◆ Macron reshuffles cabinet for difficult second term

◆ Draft Chile constitution puts environment and indigenous rights at its core

◆ Economist's arrest ends last vestige of liberal influence in Putin's Russia

◆ Supreme Court ruling casts doubt on powers of US regulators

NY Times Biz

◆ 3-D Printing Grows Beyond Its Novelty Roots

◆ In Buffalo, New Apartments Sprout Up in Vacant Warehouses

◆ Gas Prices Around the World Threaten Livelihoods and Stability

◆ The Federal Government Subsidizes Abortions. Will That Last?

◆ Martin Guzmán, Argentina's Economy Minister, Abruptly Quits

◆ Tesla Sales Slow as the Pandemic Hobbles Production

◆ Did the Supreme Court Open the Door to Reviving One of Its Worst Decisions?

◆ Auto Sear: $20 Device That Turns Handguns Into Automatic Weapons

◆ The Week in Business: Spending More, Getting Less

◆ Germany Posts First Monthly Trade Deficit in 30 Years

◆ Air Travelers Face Delays and Cancellations on July 4 Weekend

◆ Listeria Outbreak Is Linked to Ice Cream, C.D.C. Says

◆ Three Dead in Denmark After Shooting in Copenhagen Mall

◆ Florida Man Posing as Disney Worker Charged in Removal of R2-D2 at Hotel

◆ A Clunky, Reusable Mask May Be the Answer to N95 Waste

◆ Thousands of Flights Are Delayed or Canceled as July 4 Travel Kicks Off

◆ Bruce Katz, Pioneer of the Walking Shoe, Is Dead at 75

◆ Post-Roe, Women Discover How Their Employer Influences Abortion Access

◆ Inflation Is Posing 19 Problems for the European Central Bank

◆ Mark Zuckerberg Prepares Meta Employees for a Tougher 2022

◆ Trump Media is subpoenaed in federal inquiry of Truth Social deal.

◆ Pandemic-battered movie theaters are feeling good after a strong June.

◆ Father of Technoblade, YouTube Minecraft Star, Says His Son Has Died

◆ London Modern and Contemporary Auctions: A Market Minus the Froth

◆ Will There Be Enough Monkeypox Vaccine?

◆ Fourth of July Weekend Will Test Airlines Struggling to Bounce Back

◆ How TikTok Became a Best Seller Machine

◆ TikTok tells Republican senators how it plans to keep American data away from China.

◆ GM Quarterly Sales Fall Amid Shortage in Computer Chips and Other Parts

◆ Paying Down Credit Card Balances, Emergency Savings and Other Tips

NY Times Econ

◆ Gas Prices Around the World Threaten Livelihoods and Stability

◆ Post-Roe, Women Discover How Their Employer Influences Abortion Access

◆ Mark Zuckerberg Prepares Meta Employees for a Tougher 2022

◆ GM Quarterly Sales Fall Amid Shortage in Computer Chips and Other Parts

◆ Gas Prices Force Many to Rethink Driving, and Spending

◆ Income and Spending Rose Less Than Prices in May

◆ Pessimism about the economy is growing, a U.S. poll shows.

◆ As Dockworkers Near Contract's End, Many Others Have a Stake

◆ Consumer Spending Weaker Than Reported, a Bad Sign for the Economy

◆ Highest Mortgage Rates Since 2008 Housing Crisis Cool Sales

◆ North of Atlanta, a Trove of Wineries

◆ Why Coupons Are Harder to Find Than Ever

◆ The Pandemic Flight of Wealthy New Yorkers Was a Once-in-a-Century Shock

◆ Hacking High Gas Prices: How People Are Changing Their Habits

◆ As Russia Chokes Ukraine's Grain Exports, Romania Tries to Fill In

◆ Fed Confronts a ‘New World' of Inflation

◆ Inflation Complicates Biden's Deliberations on Student Loan Forgiveness

◆ Why the Fed Is Risking a Recession

◆ Labor Agency Seeks Broad Order Against Starbucks in Federal Court

◆ Companies Brace for Impact of New Forced Labor Law

Forbes

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