CNBC Top

◆ Most Trump tariffs ruled illegal by appeals court, dealing major blow to trade policy

◆ Spirit Airlines files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time in a year

◆ 'AI may eat software,' but several tech names just wrapped a huge week

◆ Fate of Fed Gov. Lisa Cook still up in the air after court hearing on Trump firing bid

◆ Meta changes teen AI chatbot responses as Senate begins probe into 'romantic' conversations

◆ Elephant-dragon tango: Modi's visit to China signals improving ties - will the bonhomie last?

◆ Global movement to protect kids online fuels a wave of AI safety tech

◆ Core inflation rose to 2.9% in July, highest since February

◆ Inaugural Essence HBCU Classic football game to kick off Saturday in Boston

◆ Trophy-property ranches hit the market as more heirs choose to sell

◆ Retail panic: What the end of the 'de minimis' exemption means for brands across the globe

◆ End of de minimis shipping could be biggest Trump tariff of all for many U.S. businesses

◆ Trump administration cancels $679 million for offshore wind projects

◆ Other nations mandate retirement savings - the U.S. does not. Here's why it matters

◆ The stock market had a tough week but a great month. Here's what happened

◆ Tesla asks for $243 million verdict to be tossed in fatal Autopilot crash suit

◆ More Americans are tapping their 401(k)s for cash-it should be a 'last resort,' says CFP

◆ Ambarella stock rips 16% higher after earnings as AI demand boosts guidance

◆ FBI director Kash Patel's girlfriend sues ex-agent for defamation over Israeli spy claim

◆ Trump housing director Pulte lodges new criminal referral for Fed Governor Lisa Cook

◆ Marvell stock slumps 18% after chipmaker's data center revenue, forecast disappoint

◆ Affirm stock rises 10% as CEO Levchin notes continued consumer strength

◆ Americans expected to bet record $30 billion on the 2025 NFL season legally

◆ Tesla FSD turns off more U.S. consumers than it attracts, survey finds

◆ Trump railroad regulator Robert Primus was fired by White House after Amtrak Acela unveiling

◆ Nvidia's top two mystery customers made up 39% of the chipmaker's Q2 revenue

◆ Wife of jailed South Korean ex-president indicted over bribery and stock manipulation

◆ Alibaba shares jump 13% as AI drives cloud unit acceleration

◆ YouTube and Fox reach a deal to keep Fox content available on streaming platform

◆ The Trump family crypto empire looks to Asia: Eric Trump talks Bitcoin in Hong Kong

CBC Business

◆ Canadian economy shrinks 1.6% in 2nd quarter as U.S. tariffs squeeze exports

◆ B.C. billionaire wanting Bay leases doesn't have cash to launch new chain: landlord

◆ Online retailer Ssense filing for bankruptcy protection

◆ Small businesses that relied on duty-free U.S. shipping wonder if they can survive without it

◆ People are turning to AI for emotional support. Are chatbots up to the job?

◆ Canadian plant-based food brand Yves Veggie Cuisine to be discontinued

◆ Union vows to fight 'devastating' upcoming closure of Ontario plant that bottles Crown Royal whisky

◆ Zellers returns - again - this time starting in Edmonton

◆ Canada's biggest banks beat 3rd quarter expectations as trade pressures ease

◆ Ford recalls more than 52,500 vehicles in Canada over brake fluid leak

◆ OpenAI, CEO Sam Altman sued by parents who blame ChatGPT for teen's death

◆ The U.S. government has taken a stake in Intel. Defence industry contractors could be next

◆ Spotify is rolling out DMs, including in Canada. Some users are wondering if we need it

◆ Canada Post lost $407M in 2nd quarter, says customers seeking out other parcel carriers

◆ Why a Quebec food can maker reshored its supply chain back to Canada from the U.S.

◆ Young people can't find jobs. Is Canada's economy in trouble?

◆ Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook says she'll sue Trump administration to keep her job

◆ Court dismisses WestJet legal challenge of order to compensate passenger for flight delay

◆ Is now the moment for first-time buyers to get into the housing market?

◆ Trump says imports of wood products may pose national security threat to U.S. - raising fears in B.C.

WSJ Market News

◆ How Hedge Funds Won Big on an Obscure Drugmaker

◆ The Score: Cracker Barrel, Nvidia, Kohl's and More Stocks That Defined the Week

◆ August Market Rally Left Fed Fears in the Dust

◆ California Assembly Tries Again to Combat Private-Equity Medical Takeovers

◆ Kraft Heinz Nears Big Breakup

◆ Senate Democrats Warn Trump IPO Plan for Fannie, Freddie Could Push Up Mortgage Rates

◆ Sorry Europe, American Luxury Brands Are In

◆ Even Nvidia Has Speed Limits

◆ Software's Death by AI Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

◆ JPMorgan, Already No. 1 in Card Spending, Wants Even More

◆ What Record Margin Debt Tells Us About Today's Stock Market

◆ Net-Zero Banking Alliance Suspends Activities Amid Wave of Departures

◆ Jamie Dimon Took a Bus Tour Down South. We Rode Along.

◆ JPMorgan Chase Nears a Deal to Take Over Apple's Credit-Card Program

◆ Citi Rolls Out a New Premium Card in Fight for Affluent Customers

◆ Lawmakers Subpoena JPMorgan and BofA Over IPO of Chinese Battery Giant

◆ Trump's Deals With Companies Aren't Un-American. That's the Problem.

◆ Healthcare, Fintech Investor Oak HC/FT Seeks $2 Billion for Sixth Fund

◆ Stada Eyes IPO in Autumn if Conditions Are Right

◆ Sompo Holdings to Buy Aspen Insurance for $3.5 Billion

◆ GTCR Acquires Innovative Systems in Rural Broadband Push

◆ S&P 500, Dow Industrials Notch Records After GDP Revision

◆ Investors' Bets on Nvidia Lift the S&P 500 to Another All-Time Closing High

◆ Small Stocks Lead Markets Higher

◆ Dow Loses About 350 Points After Record-Breaking Run

◆ Tech Rally Shows Signs of Losing Steam

◆ Opinion | Snapback Sanctions Hit Iran

◆ Opinion | Bill Pulte and His Book of Liar Loans

◆ Opinion | Beijing's 'Legal Great Wall' Helps Fleece U.S. Investors

◆ Opinion | The 'Reforms' at the CFPB Are a Step Too Far

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ Six Months Into Tariffs, Businesses Have No Idea How to Price Anything

◆ Trump Can Read the Room at Cracker Barrel

◆ Your Boss Doesn't Have Time to Talk to You

◆ Spirit Airlines Files for Second Bankruptcy in a Year

◆ Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Kraft Heinz Nears Big Breakup

◆ Activist Ancora Pressures Railroad Operator CSX to Explore Deal

◆ TV-Station Owner Sinclair Proposes Merger With Tegna

◆ Peabody Calls Off $3.78 Billion Deal to Buy Anglo American's Australian Coal Assets

◆ Medtronic to Add Directors After Elliott Becomes Big Shareholder

◆ Advent International to Buy U-blox For $1.3 Billion

◆ A Guide to Shopping Online After De Minimis Tariff Rule Ends

◆ Higher Prices Are Coming for Household Staples

◆ After Cracker Barrel Uproar, Activist Investor Seizes the Moment

◆ Mark Andol, Retailer Who Sold Only 100% Made-in-U. S. Items, Dies at Age 59

◆ Cracker Barrel Says It's Going Back to Its Old Logo After Backlash

◆ Nvidia Predicts Cooler Growth After Sales Record

◆ Alcon Shares Fall After Guidance Trim on U.S. Trade Tariff Hit

◆ Homeowners Are Doing Small Projects but Deferring Big Ones, Home Depot Says

◆ Aviva's Profit Jump Boosts Shares to Near 18-Year High

◆ Swiss Re Backs Guidance After Profit Beats Views

◆ PepsiCo Charges Ahead With Battery-Electric Big Rigs

◆ With Outcome Uncertain, UAW Claims Battery Plant Win

◆ America's Newest Auto Plant Is Full of Robots. It Still Needs the Human Touch.

◆ I Drove an EV Deep Into the Wilderness. I Never Feared Running Out of Juice.

◆ Tesla Hasn't Filed Crash Reports on Time. Federal Investigators Want to Know Why.

◆ Opinion | The Failing Political Lords of Lordstown

◆ Opinion | The Petty Package Tax Arrives

◆ Opinion | Snapback Sanctions Hit Iran

◆ Opinion | The Business of American Military Deterrence

WSJ Opinion

◆ Bail Out France and Britain? You'll Need a Bigger IMF

◆ America's Fearsome Farm Lobby Has Nothing on India's

◆ If Trump Fails at Peace in Ukraine

◆ The Failing Political Lords of Lordstown

◆ The U.N.'s Days in Lebanon Are Numbered

◆ Trump's Venezuelan War Games

◆ Snapback Sanctions Hit Iran

◆ Stanford's Graduate Student Union Tries to Stifle Dissent

◆ A Chatbot Can Be Part of Your Medical Team

◆ Trump's Crime Crackdown Is a Political Winner

◆ Should We Believe the AI Doomsayers?

◆ Fed Bashing's Populist Roots

◆ The AMA Doesn't Represent Doctors Like Me

◆ Life With Terminal Cancer Can Be Wonderful

◆ Antisemitism Rears Its Head in France Again

◆ Has Trump Found the Secret to Cutting Federal Spending?

◆ Democrats Still Uncomfortable With Democracy

◆ The Markets and Lisa Cook

◆ Pepper…and Salt

WSJ World News

◆ While Trump Rattles the World, China Basks in the Limelight

◆ Even the Injured Are Struggling to Get Out of Gaza

◆ When the Kremlin Failed to Brainwash Them as Children, They Plotted Their Escape

◆ Israel Recovers Bodies of Two More Hostages From Gaza

◆ U.S. Tariffs on India Skirt Around Its Biggest Buyer of Russian Oil

◆ Eurozone's Big Economies Show Few Signs of Rising Inflation as ECB Mulls Next Steps

◆ Israeli Troops Raid Site Deep Inside Syria, Damascus Says

◆ Europe Moves to Reimpose Sanctions on Iran for Nuclear Work

◆ Trump Leads White House Meeting on Ending Gaza War

◆ Iran Not Yet Allowing Inspectors Into Main Nuclear Sites, Says U.N. Atomic Agency Chief

◆ Egypt Is Training Palestinian Forces to Take Over Postwar Gaza

◆ Kim and Putin to Join Xi in Show of Unity at Beijing Military Parade

◆ France PM's Confidence Vote Rattles Markets, Sinks Banking Stocks

◆ The New Acronym Driving South Korea's Summit With Trump: MASGA

◆ North Korea Has a Secret Long-Range Missile Base Near Chinese Border, Report Says

◆ This 95-Year-Old Dreams of Walking Home to North Korea

◆ The U.K. Tried to Clamp Down on Migration—and Wound Up With an Unprecedented Wave

◆ Vance's British Vacation Is Latest Sign of White House's Soft Spot for U.K.

◆ Bank of England Cuts Rates After Tight Vote

◆ Trump Sought Escape on His Summer Golf Vacation. Some Scots Thought Otherwise.

◆ Hopes Rise for U.S.-Europe Trade Deal as Trump Visits Scotland

◆ Opinion | The U.N.'s Days in Lebanon Are Numbered

◆ Opinion | Trump's Venezuelan War Games

◆ Opinion | Snapback Sanctions Hit Iran

◆ Opinion | Antisemitism Rears Its Head in France Again

◆ Opinion | China Is No Future Adversary

◆ Opinion | Taiwan Gets Serious About Deterrence

◆ Mexico's Cartels Are Exporting Their Bloody Rivalry to Ecuador and Beyond

◆ Mexican Cartel Patriarch Pleads Guilty to U.S. Drug Charges

◆ Canada to Remove 25% Tariff on Some U.S. Goods

BBC Business

◆ How coffee chains like Costa lost the matcha generation

◆ Bank share prices tumble after calls for tax on profits

◆ Tesla asks court to throw out fatal crash verdict

◆ Court documents shed new light on UK-Apple row over user data

◆ P&O Ferries boss who sacked 800 staff quits

◆ 'It's a chaotic mess': UK firms warn over US small parcel tax

◆ 'Gringos out!': Mexicans protest against tourists and gentrification

◆ Bank apologises for firing staff in email asking to return laptops

◆ How US shoppers will be hit as 'de minimis' tariff exemption ends

◆ Home Office set to pull 'balloon-craft' job at migrant detention centre

◆ US Fed Governor Lisa Cook sues Trump over his attempt to fire her

◆ Value of small parcels from China to UK doubles to £3bn as Shein sales soar

◆ Electric cars eligible for £3,750 discount announced

◆ What are Rachel Reeves' options on property tax?

◆ UK car sales to US rise following tariff deal

◆ Sports car manufacturer Lotus to cut 550 jobs

◆ AI boom boosts Nvidia despite 'geopolitical issues'

◆ NHS to lose out on new drugs, pharma firm warns

◆ Four ways to keep your energy bills down

◆ Patients struggle to get weight loss drug ahead of price rise

◆ Apple warns UK against introducing tougher tech regulation

◆ Ryanair to increase oversized bag bonus for staff

◆ Solar-powered postboxes being rolled out across UK

◆ 4chan launches legal action against Ofcom in US

◆ Energy bills to rise by more than expected ahead of winter

◆ Thames Water agrees payment plan for record £122.7m fine

◆ Trump's 50% tariff on India kicks in as Modi urges self-reliance

◆ Thirsty data centres boom in drought-hit Mexico

◆ How to stop AI agents going rogue

◆ Climate change pushing winemakers to blend wines from different years

Financial Post

◆ No decision on sale of HBC leases to Ruby Liu as judge says he has 'a few things to think about'

◆ Canada's economy shrinks more than expected as exports to U.S. plummet

◆ Bank of Canada could start cutting rates again as tariffs wallop economy, say economists

◆ What will it take to convince employees to return to the office? Free coffee isn't enough

◆ Posthaste: The odds of a Bank of Canada rate cut just rose based on this jobs measure, CIBC says

◆ Posthaste: The path for Donald Trump to take over the Fed is more plausible than you might think

◆ Canada Post records worst-ever quarterly loss, with labour strife contributing 'significantly' to deteriorating outlook

◆ American booze won't return to LCBO shelves yet, Ford says

◆ Dollarama sales rise 10% as discount retailer expands to Australia, Mexico

◆ AIMCo keen to explore Carney's energy corridor proposals if fit is right: new CIO

FT

◆ Trump's tariffs ruled illegal by US appeals court but stay in place

◆ The calculated silence of America's business and finance leaders

◆ Trump moves to scrap $4.9bn in already allocated US foreign aid

◆ The battle for the soul of Israel

◆ Trump's Fed meddling pushes investors closer to their red line

◆ Manchester United: lessons from the fall

◆ Keir Starmer names Minouche Shafik as top economic adviser

◆ Stamp duty row: has Angela Rayner broken any rules?

◆ Xi to host Putin and Modi as China presents rival front to US

◆ Trump ‘proposed Chinese peacekeepers' for Ukraine

◆ John Malone held talks with Rupert Murdoch over Warner Bros-Fox merger

◆ Why are UK borrowing costs so high?

NY Times Biz

◆ Why Three Wealthy Bidders Are Fighting for What's Left of Hudson's Bay

◆ A "Fall of Rome" Candle by JD and Kate Industries Proves Candles Can be Funny

◆ Benny Johnson Was Fired for Plagiarism. At the White House, He's Embraced.

◆ An Under-the-Radar Art Collection Could Fetch $180 Million at Auction

◆ How Fox Sports Is Using Horse Racing to Tap Into the Sports Betting Market

◆ Alaska Produces a Ton of Gas. Soon, Its Biggest City Might Not Have Enough.

◆ Trump Takes Aim at South Korean Chipmakers' China Operations

◆ Trump's Sweeping Tariffs Invalidated by Appeals Court

◆ Spirit Airlines Files for Bankruptcy for 2nd Time in a Year

◆ Amid Tourism Boom, Disruptions at Greenland Airport Create a ‘Perfect Storm'

◆ Ssense Seeks Bankruptcy Protection as Luxury E-Commerce Falters

◆ Riding Amtrak's New Acela Train: Sleeker, Comfier and a Tiny Bit Faster

◆ Tesla's Lawyers File Motion to Throw Out $243 Million Verdict in Fatal Crash

◆ Trump Asserts Expansive Power to Fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook

◆ John Malone Helped Create the Modern Media Industry. He's Not Sure We're Better Off.

◆ How to Ship Your Car (and Why It May Save You Time and Money)

◆ PCE Inflation Stayed Stable in July, Keeping Fed on Track to Lower Interest Rates

◆ In Hong Kong, Eric Trump Lauds Growing Influence of Crypto

◆ Now on Sale: Trumpworld Trolling, With a Familiar-Looking Hat

◆ Can Cadillac Keep Selling E.V.s as Trump Repeals Climate Policies?

◆ Help! United Canceled My Flight, Then Sold Me a Seat on It.

◆ De Minimis Tariff Exemption Has Ended. How Will It Affect Shoppers?

◆ When Mailing a Letter to the U.S. Becomes a Global Headache

◆ C.D.C. Uncertainty Upends Covid Vaccine Access at CVS and Walgreens

◆ Jim Murray, 87, Football Executive and a McDonald's House Founder, Dies

◆ Trump Fires Member of Board That Approves Railroad Mergers

◆ ‘The Wizard of Oz' Is Getting an A.I. Glow-Up

◆ New York Needs More Millionaires, Fiscal Watchdog Says

◆ RFK Jr. Sought to Fire CDC Director Susan Monarez Over Vaccine Policy

◆ Atlanta Journal-Constitution to Quit Print Cold Turkey

NY Times Econ

◆ Trump's Sweeping Tariffs Invalidated by Appeals Court

◆ How Trump Could Gain Control of the Fed

◆ Nothing Could Topple the ‘Queen of Heels.' Then Trump Came Along.

◆ The A.I. Spending Frenzy Is Propping Up the Real Economy, Too

◆ Europe Is Spending Big on Defense. Will That Help Its Ailing Economy?

◆ Lisa Cook Defies Trump Bid to Fire Her as Fed Governor

◆ Trump Starts Investigation That Could Lead to Tariffs on Wind Turbines

◆ Europe Gets a Written Trump Trade Deal, With a Caveat for Automakers

◆ Economic Data Has Taken a Dark Turn. That Doesn't Mean a Crash Is Near.

◆ A New Way to Reduce Children's Deaths: Cash

◆ Trump Warns of Economic Disaster if Court Strikes Down Tariffs

◆ Trump Names EJ Antoni New BLS Commissioner

◆ Trump Extends China Tariff Truce by Three Months

◆ Small Businesses Brace for the Punishing Side Effects of Trump's Tariffs

◆ Car Companies Are Paying Tariffs So You Don't Have To

◆ What Lobsters and Chickens Reveal About Europe's Trade Strategy

◆ Trump Is Removing Billy Long as the I.R.S. Head 2 Months After He Was Confirmed

◆ New Tariff on ‘Transshipped' Goods Mystifies Importers

◆ Stephen Miran, Trump's Temporary Pick at the Fed, Could Have a Lasting Effect

◆ Some safe-haven assets have soared against the U.S. dollar.

Forbes

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