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World News : 2017May01Monday

Trump Leaves Open Possibility of Military Action Against North Korea

Trump Invites Philippine Leader to the White House

EU Bolsters Support for Iran Nuclear Accord

Palestinian Leader Pressures Hamas to Cede Control of Gaza

Another Win for Macron Would Give the EU Breathing Room

Estonia Leads the Way in NATO's Cyberdefense

Iranian TV Magnate Saeed Karimian Is Killed

Pope Francis Calls on Egypt's Catholics to Embrace Forgiveness

U.K.'s May Stands Defiant on Brexit Talks, Exposing Rift With EU

At 121 Feet, This May Be the World's Largest Unwanted Statue

U.S. Business : 2017May01Monday

UPS Tries a New Twist on Surge Pricing

Valeant Pays Down $220 Million in Unscheduled Debt Payments

Nintendo Shipped Switch Consoles by Plane to Meet High Demand

Big-Name Food Brands Lose Battle of the Grocery Aisle

Why Intel Paid a Premium for a Stake in Cloudera

Fed Expected to Keep Rates Steady

U.S. Consumer Spending Flat in March

Corporate Tax Cut as Growth Elixir? Foreign Experience Suggests Caution

Congressional Leaders Reach Deal to Fund Government ThroughSept. 30

White House Aide Revives Pledge to Curb Private-Equity Tax Break

Markets News : 2017May01Monday

China Looks to Export Auto Overcapacity on Slow-Growth World

Sony Finds Success in All the Right Places

Economy Needs Consumers to Shop Again

Pressure Mounts on Barclays in More Ways Than One

What's Keeping GM Going Strong Probably Won't Last

Shining a Bright Light on Dodgy Chinese Data

Europe's Surprising Inflation Could Catch Markets Off Guard

Put a Kitten in Your Tank: Big Oil Gets Less Bold

Qualcomm Gets Pelted by Apple

Technology: 2017May01Monday

Apple's Cash Hoard Set to Top $250 Billion

Why Intel Paid a Premium for a Stake in Cloudera

Nintendo Shipped Switch Consoles by Plane to Meet High Demand

Elon Musk's Latest Dream: Underground Roadways

Musk, Zuckerberg, Nadella: CEOs to Watch This Week

SpaceX Boosts U.S. Spy Satellite Into Orbit

Twitter Teams Up With Bloomberg

Google CEO Tops Other Alphabet Execs With $200 Million Pay

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Earned $27.4 Million Last Year

Alphabet, Amazon Extend Earnings Boom

Lifestyle: 2017May01Monday

One Sure Way to Annoy a Scientist

Bodybuilding in Your 50s: The Diet Puzzle

Foolproof Ways to Cook Eggs in Your Office

Working From Home? Real-Estate Developers Are Here to Help

Life Inside a Time Capsule

5 Pre-Fab Chicken Coops That Aren't for the Birds

Cruising in Vietnam Without the Crowds: A Savvy Traveler's Guide

Cuba's Most Authentic Experience Is Far From Havana

The New York Violin Makers Bringing the Art Form Into the Future

Surf Style for All Ages on the Beaches of Costa Rica

Top Stories: 2017May01Monday

Economic Report: Construction spending eases in March after a February blowout

Metals Stocks: Gold trades lower, set to snap 2-session advance

Bond Report: Treasury yields edge higher after trading around weeklong low

Capitol Report: Confused over Trump’s tax plan? Gary Cohn says he doesn’t see why

The Number One: Another strong quarter for Amazon has Jeff Bezos closing in on Bill Gates

Currencies: Dollar edges higher against yen after Congress reaches tentative debt-ceiling deal

BlackRock CEO Fink suggests Trump’s personality could be an economic risk

The Fed: Fed to signal rate-hike plan in place despite soft economic data

Need to Know: Here’s a tip for investing after Trump’s 100-day checkup: Buy foreign stocks

The Wall Street Journal: UPS tries a new twist on surge pricing, putting more burden on retailers