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Plus, has Xi ‘cracked the code’ on how to manage Trump?
By Lingling Wei
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
I planned to test it for a few weeks. What followed was a monthslong back-and-forth on everything from tariffs to leveraged funds
By Gunjan Banerji | Design and illustrations Audrey Valbuena
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
3 a.m. tests and culture clashes: The automaker brought together Silicon Valley techies and industry misfits in a quest to beat China at EVs
By Sharon Terlep
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
US regulator claimed billionaire waiting too long to disclose his stake in the social media platform
By Joe Miller in Washington
Financial Times, May. 05, 2026
The only way to overcome this scourge is to see it for what it is: racism
By Stephen Bush
Financial Times, May. 05, 2026
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The company’s advertising business is booming, but deep problems loom pretty much everywhere else
By Asa Fitch
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
Finra launched an inquiry asking about unlicensed junior investment bankers in Hungary working on deals for clients in the U.S. and Europe
By Alexander Saeedy
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
Four decades ago, Iran and the U.S. were on a collision course over oil shipping, an episode with inexact parallels to today’s war
By James T. Areddy
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
Debate on power standards is playing out across industries
By Rachel Millard in London
Financial Times, May. 05, 2026
Scientists have used the technology to model the behaviour of protein molecules
By Clive Cookson
Financial Times, May. 05, 2026
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Charlie Shamieh, an insurance-industry veteran, is slated to succeed Jain whenever he is ready to retire
By Krystal Hur
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
Company is considering an Alphabet-like structure for its portfolio of products, though no discussions are currently active
By Berber Jin
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
Speaking Monday from the White House, Trump referred to the latest round of attacks as a ‘mini war’
By Alexander Ward
The Wall Street Journal, May. 05, 2026
Significant losses and consumer ‘inertia’ drive expectations of consolidation among the ‘altnet’ UK providers
By Kieran Smith in London
Financial Times, May. 05, 2026
Barring wartime use, two new medical facilities are designed to treat civilians
By Raphael Minder in Bratislava
Financial Times, May. 05, 2026
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