CNBC
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Stock futures are flat ahead of a key inflation data week for Wall Street and the kickoff of second-quarter earnings season
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China's June inflation data misses expectations
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Dutch PM Mark Rutte says he won't run for fifth term after government collapses
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Stocks making the biggest premarket moves: Advance Auto Part, Ichan Enterprises, Meta, Fisker and more
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Stocks are flat ahead of key inflation data this week and the start of Q2 earnings season: Live updates
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Dow rises 200 points, rebounding from last week's slide: Live updates
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Economist
The world in brief
In today's edition: Joe Biden's mission to Europe, Sweden and Turkey wrangle over NATO and China's economic slowdown
Naval warfare
How oceans became new technological battlefileds
Glorious mamas
Influencers are challenging the stigma associated with single mothers in China
- stigma: 오명
Sleepless in a battle
"Like cockroaches, we'll find a way through." Meet the Ukrainian combat engineers risking their lives to win their country back, inch by inch
<Reference: Economist>
New York Times
The Morning Briefing
Leaders prepare for the NATO summit, Yellen strikes a hopeful tone on relations with China, North Korean defectors struggle to flee China
'I Want to Live a Free Man'
Many North Korean defectors flee via China. But recent efforts to help people escape have been thwarted by digital surveillance and the pandemic.
- thwart: 좌절시키다
Breaking News
Vladimir Putin met with Yevgeny Prigozhin days after his failed mutiny, the Kremlin said, the first known contact between the two men since then.
<Reference: New York Times>
Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal
"Hamptons summer is like our Olympics." It's private chef season for the rich.
America is wrapped in miles of toxic lead cables
They don't run the biggest companies. Some don't even make a profit. But these CEOs are still pulling in $100 million a year.
Breaking News
Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin met with Russian President Vladimir Putin days after his short-lived revolt against Moscow, according to the Kremlin
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