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    Aug 31

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  2. Most analysts don’t expect oil to spike to $85 and remain confident the simmering trade tensions between the U.S. and China will keep a lid on prices

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  3. The Japanese stock market isn’t finding traction with mainstream equity investors from abroad

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  4. Party-poopers say the current bull market isn’t in its 10th year but rather is only 2½ years old

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  5. “Concern is now deepening around the world about the rise of protectionism,” Japan's Shinzo Abe said without mentioning President Trump by name

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  6. John Kim, who is retiring as president of New York Life Insurance, is listing his unit in New York’s One Madison condo tower for $11.95 million

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  7. ICBMs were absent from a military parade marking the 70th anniversary of North Korea’s founding

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  8. Shares of Apple suppliers in Asia fell after President Trump called on the iPhone maker to shift production to the U.S.

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  9. Hedge funds are well on their way to their 10th straight year of underperforming U.S. stocks

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  10. Has the Philippines hit "peak Duterte?"

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  11. As a child he lived on the top floor of a train station. Today, after a 30-year search, he is trying to excavate a historic steam engine lost in the Rhine.

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  12. Your computer’s going to die eventually. Back it up to the cloud first.

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  13. The Boston Fed president signaled that the central bank should continue raising interest rates at the current quarterly pace

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  14. Two of the biggest asset managers in the world launched stock funds in China. The early returns aren’t promising.

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  15. Now that the fiduciary rule is dead, here is the state of investor protection

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  16. Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal

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  17. Cortlandt Street subway station, damaged on 9/11, reopens 17 years after terrorist attacks

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  18. Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang, key architect of the company's retail initiatives, will succeed Jack Ma as executive chairman in 2019

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  19. In the stock-market olympics, Americans won the medals this time

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  20. Japan Inc. has rarely been better at making money. But foreign investors aren’t that interested.

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  21. After a year in jail on a treason charge, Kem Sokha was granted bail due to health reasons—but the court stressed the case against him would proceed

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