CNBC
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Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Apple, Lyft, Carvana, VF Corp and more
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Wall Street rally gains steam, Dow surges 500 points as Apple and regional banks jump: Live updates
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Dow jumps 500 points to break four-day losing streak as regional banks and Apple shares surge: Live updates
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Follow Warren Buffett's comments and all the action at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting: Live updates
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Berkshire Hathaway's operating earnings increase 12% in the first quarter, cash hoard tops $130 billion
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Watch Warren Buffett answer shareholder questions as Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting gets underway
<Reference: CNBC>
Economist
Closed society
China could use foreign workers. So why won't it embrace immigration?
Back to the future
America's closest Indo-Pacific allies are cozying up. But the rapprochement between South Korea and Japan rests on shaky foundations
- rapprochement: (두 국가-단체 사이의) 화해 (관계 회복)
Who really is Charles III?
Understanding Britain's new king through his complaints, acrobatics and gynaecological flirting
- gynaecology: 부인과학
Spoiler alert
What happens when a story loses a main character? Why killing a kingpin early is a risk
- kingpin: 중심인물
<Reference: Economist>
New York Times
The End of a World
For the first time, astrounomers directly observed a dying star eating a planet. Earth may someday face the same fate.
Rise of the 'Superfakes'
Can you tell a $10,000 Chanel bag from a $200 knockoff? Almost nobody can, and it's turning luxury fashion upside down.
The Coronation
King Charles III will be crowned in London, in a ceremony that dates back a millennium. Follow updates.
King Charles's Coronation
Here's what happened during a British ceremony full of pomp and pageantry - with a (slightly) modern twist.
- pomp: (공식 행사, 의식의) 장관
- pageantry: 화려한 행사
Breaking News
King Charles III has been crowned at Westminster Abbey in London, in a lavish ceremony not seen for seven decades.
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Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal
TikTok keps a list of users who watched gay content. Employees complained internally, fearing it could be misused.
Warren Buffett has obliterated the market in his 58 years at Berkshire Hathaway. He credits 12 decisions.
The unwelcome sensation that hits once you turn 43
<Reference: Wall Street Journal>
