Bloomberg’s Week in Pictures: July 7

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Germany

North Korea

Hong Kong

China

London

Global Trade

Brooklyn

Cities

Tokyo

Japan

Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia

South Korea

Berlin

Construction

Brazil

Turkey

Education

Markets

Finance

Great Britain

Energy

Urbanization

Malaysia Election

Politics

Europe

Industrials

Middle East

Emerging Markets

Asia

Infrastructure

Americas

BRICS

Materials

Megacity

Futures Markets

Consumer Discretionary

Emerging Markets Economics

Commodity Futures

United Kingdom

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At least two former CEOs went to court on charges of bad behavior, while world leaders convened in Germany to discuss everything from North Korea to global trade.

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