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World News : 2018April22Sunday

Kabul Suicide Bomber Targets Voter-Registration Center

China 'Welcomes' Mnuchin's Interest in Traveling to Beijing for Trade Talks

China's Xi Jinping Outlines Vision for Future as Tech Power

New Hope for Families of Americans Detained in North Korea

Inspectors Enter Syrian Site of Suspected Chemical Attack

Hamas Blames Israel for Alleged Assassination

White House Backs Funding Increase for World Bank

EU, Mexico Agree to Upgrade Trade Pact

Russian Farmer Alters Rural Economy With Virtual Currency

India Seeks Death Penalty for Rape of Girls Under 12

U.S. Business : 2018April22Sunday

U.S.-China Trade War is Bad News for Google's Expansion

Airline Regulators Call for Emergency Inspections of Boeing 737 Engines

Starbucks Lacks Clear Guidance for Employees on Nonpaying Customers

Amazon's Typical Worker Is in a Warehouse Making $28,446 a Year

Who Has More of Your Personal Data than Facebook? Try Google

White House Backs Funding Increase for World Bank

OPEC, Russia Back Continued Oil Cuts, Drawing Trump Ire

Proposed U.S. Tariffs on China Risk Penalizing Manufacturers Unevenly

Overseas Markets Beckon U.S. Hospital Firms Hungry to Expand

'God of War': How Sony Rebooted an Already Successful Franchise

Markets News : 2018April22Sunday

How the Fed Keeps Bank Stocks Down

No Bad News Counts as Good News at GE

Honeywell Sounds the Charge for Industrial Stocks

Dangers of Everything Becoming a Tech Company

Skechers Pinches Investors

Bargaining Chips in a Trade War

The Banks Missing Out on the Stock-Trading Boom

Chinese Banks Find Another Funding Wheeze

Will 'Fortnite' Ambush Profits at Rival Videogames?

Technology: 2018April22Sunday

U.S.-China Trade War is Bad News for Google's Expansion

Amazon's Typical Worker Is in a Warehouse Making $28,446 a Year

Who Has More of Your Personal Data than Facebook? Try Google

China's Xi Jinping Outlines Vision for Future as Tech Power

U.S. Probes Wireless Carriers' Work on SIM Card Alternative

Facebook Has a New Data Policy---Here's the Short Version

ZTE's Surprise U.S. Success, Now Under Threat

GM Veteran Joins Race for the Next Tesla

How North Korea's Hackers Became Dangerously Good

Are High-School Esports the Next Friday Night Lights?

Lifestyle: 2018April22Sunday

Boomers Embrace Luxury Van Life

Her Key to Better Tennis at 75? Kickboxing

Tough Time Sleeping Next to Your Partner? These Technologies Might Help

Luxury Homes That Promise to Reduce Stress---For $4 Million

Virginia Woolf's Onetime Home Listed for $4.62 Million

The Dreaded Wedding Decision: Which Co-Workers to Invite?

'God of War': How Sony Rebooted an Already Successful Franchise

A Visionary Photographer Reaches a Career Pinnacle

The Unexpected Copenhagen Neighborhood Not to Be Missed

A Day in the Life of Silicon Valley Power Player Kirsten Green

Top Stories: 2018April22Sunday

REI rolls out first-of-its-kind sustainability requirement that will affect every brand in its stores

Covanta’s green tech is a hit in Europe — is the U.S. next?

From solar panels to sheep, winemakers take eco-friendly steps to grow their businesses

Market Snapshot: Stock-market investors are freaking out about the bond market—but should they be?

NewsWatch: The latest victims of the Amazon effect: The Kardashians

The latest victims of the Amazon effect: The Kardashians

Are you on the waitlist at your dream college? Here’s what you should do

America’s job-search paradox: The people who really need jobs get the worst offers

The richest 1% are on track to control two-thirds of the world’s wealth by 2030

When it doesn’t pay to be handsome or pretty...