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World News : 2017April10Monday

U.S. Rips Russia, Assad as Talks Near

Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Egyptian Church Bombings

Hard-Liner Announces Run for Iran Presidency

The Island Paradise Where Many Locals Can't Swim

Stockholm Attack Puts Focus on Terrorists From Central Asia

China's Xi Ends U.S. Trip With Alaska Stop

Teen Asylum Seeker Identified as Suspect in Norway Bomb Case

U.S. Sends Aircraft Carrier Group Toward Korean Peninsula

U.S. Soldier Killed in Fight Against ISIS in Afghanistan

Spain Grapples With Legacy of Bloody Separatist Campaign

U.S. Business : 2017April10Monday

BHP Billiton Urged by Activist Investor to Shed U.S. Oil Operations

Mondelez Lays Groundwork to Replace Its Chief Executive

Amazon's Third-Party Sellers Hit By Hackers

Truckers Swift and Knight to Merge

Germany's Stada Backs $4.4 Billion Private-Equity Takeover Offer

Global Finance Institutions Go to Bat for WTO

Conference Board Employment Trends Index Rose in March

Cash Is Dead. Long Live Cash.

Democrats' Conditions for Tax Overhaul Make Bipartisan Deal Unlikely

Hiring Pace Slows in March, But Jobless Rate Ticks Down

Markets News : 2017April10Monday

Amazon at $1,000, Wall Street's Not-So-Bold Call

Advertising's Biggest Threat Isn't Digital Disruption

Trump, China, and the Art of Easy Promises

The Blame Game on Drug Prices Is Getting Dangerous

Nothing to Fear but the Lack of Fear in Markets

A Coal Revival but Not Because of Trump

Samsung Is Cashing In on Its Chips

Jobs Report Obscures a Tight Labor Market

War on Pay: Investors Are Right to Revolt Against Boardroom Excess

Technology: 2017April10Monday

Tesla Becomes Most Valuable U.S. Auto Maker

Foxconn Offers Up to $27 Billion for Toshiba Chip Business

Microsoft, eBay, Tencent Invest $1.4 Billion in Amazon's India Rival

Amazon's Third-Party Sellers Hit By Hackers

Now Anyone Can Invest in Startups---if They Have the Stomach for It

AT&T to Buy Straight Path for $1.25 Billion

Google Pays Women Less Than Men, Labor Department Says

Rocket's Price Tag May Be Coming Back to Earth

Google and Facebook Up the Fight Against Misinformation

Twitter Drops Suit Against Homeland Security

Lifestyle: 2017April10Monday

Donald Judd's Private Retreat

A Once-Fusty Shoe Is Now the Height of Fashion

A Chef's Recipe for Getting Fit

Sotogrande: Southern Spain's Sweet Spot

Can Cannes Make a Comeback in Luxury Real Estate?

Is it Healthier to Remove Your Shoes at Home?

How to Make Cheap Earbuds Sound Like $200 Headphones

A Day In the Life of Sports Agent Jeff Schwartz

Three Top Floral Designers on Their Recent Discoveries, Favorite Reads and Current Obsessions

The West Coast Chef Who Finally Found Happiness

Top Stories: 2017April10Monday

The Wall Street Journal: Trucking companies Swift and Knight to merge in stock swap

Encore: Why women’s money behavior should be studied separately from men

Market Snapshot: Stocks climb as oil’s advance propels energy sector

Futures Movers: Oil rises, heading for fifth straight session gain

Bond Report: Treasury yields slide after largest one-day yield-gain in 2 weeks

5 ways to make a great impression after you’re dead

Economic Report: U.S. hiring healthier than March slowdown suggests, employment yardsticks show

Outside the Box: Think you want to retire early? Ask yourself these 10 questions first

Robert Powell: Last-minute tax tips that will also help you save for retirement

Project Syndicate: Trump, Republicans naive about passage of tax reform