CNBC
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Stocks making the biggest moves midday: JPMorgan Chase, General Motors, Exoon Mobil & more
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Dow closes slightly lower following JPMorgan's takeover of fallen First Republic: Live updates
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Treasury debt limit measures may run out by June 1, Yellen says in letter to McCarthy
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Australia's central bank hikes rates by 25 basis points: Asia-Pacific markets mixed
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Dow drops 300 points as bank shares slide, Fed decision looms: Live updates
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Economist
The world in brief
In today's edition: JP Morgan snaps up First Republic, a nerve-wracking week for HSBC and the case for loving bad films
A revealing backlash
China's rulers played the law-and-order card in rural areas. They lost
Capital v labour
Are greedy corporations causing inflation? That is the popular narrative-yet there is reason to doubt it
Long game
If Ukraine and its allies hope to prosecute the people responsible for Russia's war crimes, they need to set priorities and organise better
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New York Times
Menopause's Staggering Cost
U.S. women lose about $1.8 billion in lost working time per year because of symptoms during this time of life, according to a Mayo Clinic study.
A Times Investigation
Scalia Law School gained prestige, donations and influence in conservative circles as it forged ties to Supreme Court justices.
Can A.I. Read Minds?
Reasearchers have developed A.I. models that can decode people's thoughts by analyzing brain activity.
A Brutal Sex Trade
South Korean "comfort women" were exploited for U.S. troops well beyond the Korean War - and the women's own government facilitated it.
Breaking News
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the U.S. could be unable to pay its bills by June 1 if Congress does not raise or suspend the debt limit.
Thousands of movie and TV writers said they would go on strike, citing eroded work conditions, a move that will halt much of Hollywood.
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Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal
The fate of the 22-story tower at 350 California Street shows just how dire things have gotten in San Francisco
Breaking News
The U.S. could default on its obligations as soon as June 1 if Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said
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