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Hong Kong Resets Democracy Push With Peaceful Mass March in Rain
Tens of thousands of Hong Kong protesters defied heavy rain to march for an 11th straight weekend.
CDC Looking Into Pulmonary Illness Linked to E-Cigarettes
The illnesses were primarily among adolescents and young adults.
China Police Probe Gun Found in FedEx Package
The weapon is in police possession, according to the Xinhua.
A $1.6 Billion Horror as Ghana Investors Can’t Get Their Savings
At least 70,000 investors have become collateral damage from a cleanup of Ghana’s banking industry.
Opinion
Julian Lee
Saudi Arabia's Oil Price Promise Just Doesn't Add Up
If you’re waiting for a big production cut from the kingdom to rescue the crude market – don’t.
Satyajit Das
How Asia Can Protect Its Crazy Riches
Exporting capital to the West hit the region hard in past downturns. This time needs to be different.
Stephen L. Carter
Jay-Z Has Every Right to Take the NFL’s Money
Roc Nation’s deal with the league isn’t personal or political, it’s just business.
Tobin Harshaw
Why Putin’s Nuclear-Powered Superweapon Went Up in Smoke
A Q&A on the deadly Russian missile explosion, China’s growing arsenal and the new nuclear balance.
Brooke Sutherland
GE Provides a Distraction From the Trade War
Plus Deere’s guidance cut, UPS’s new CFO and more industrial insights.
