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World News : 2018May06Sunday

Blast at Afghanistan Mosque Kills at Least 12

Saudis Move to Push Oil Prices Higher, in Break From Past Policy

U.S. and China Make Scant Progress in Trade Talks

Marx Is Home for His Birthday, and Not Everyone Is Happy

Lebanon Votes in Election Dominated by Regional Tensions

EU Threatens Subsidy Cuts to Rein In Rebel Nations

Malaysia's Ruling Party Sacks Defectors as Election Fight Heats Up

Flood of Trademark Applications FromChinaAlarms U.S. Officials

How Giant African Rats Are Saving Lives in Former War Zones

Cow-Milking Robots Help Japan Do More With Less

U.S. Business : 2018May06Sunday

As Companies Aim for Diversity, Others Charge Alienation

5G Race Pits Ford, BMW Against GM, Toyota

Scientists in China Race to Edit Crop Genes, Sowing Unease in U.S.

Privacy Is Dead. Here's What Comes Next

Glencore Scraps Planned Sale of $9 Billion Stake in Russian Oil Company

U.S. Jobless Rate Falls to 3.9%

Falling Unemployment Could Pressure Fed to Move Faster

U.S. and China Make Scant Progress in Trade Talks

U.S. Foreign-Trade Deficit Narrowed in March

U.S. Workers' Productivity Edged Up in First Quarter

Markets News : 2018May06Sunday

Alibaba's Bets Better Pay Off

Apple's Quiet Boost From Google May Slow

Why a 3.9% Unemployment Rate Matters

KKR's New Pitch to Investors

What the Rising Dollar Says About Global Growth

Tesla Can't Make Its Cash Problems Disappear

Wages Could Upset Fed's Happy Routine

Facebook's Undiminished Ambitions

Universal Music Could Be More Valuable Than Spotify

Technology: 2018May06Sunday

Privacy Is Dead. Here's What Comes Next

Tesla's Numbers Are Even More Dramatic Than Its CEO

Flood of Trademark Applications FromChinaAlarms U.S. Officials

Chinese Telecom Seeks Reprieve From U.S. Ban on Parts Sales

5G Race Pits Ford, BMW Against GM, Toyota

Social-Media Firms Aren't Telling All They Know About Russian Interference

Xerox Does an About Face, Leaving Existing Leadership in Place

Facebook's Double Standard on Privacy: Employees vs. Everyone Else

Your Phone Is Almost Out of Battery. Remain Calm. Call A Doctor.

Alibaba Expects Revenue to Jump in the Next Year

Lifestyle: 2018May06Sunday

What Savvy Wine Buyers Should Know About the Points System

Justify Wins the Kentucky Derby

Fear and Preening on the Met Gala Red Carpet

Backyard Sheds Go Upscale

Marcia Gay Harden Lost a Bet With Her Mother and Won an Oscar

An Estate Sale With the Rockefeller Touch

Kanye West's Comments Follow a Familiar Playbook. Will They Work This Time?

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: 2018May06Sunday

Hawaii wants to ban certain sunscreens to protect coral reefs—should you stop using them?

With no letup in home prices, the California exodus surges

Could a crowdsourcing fitness app put personal trainers out of business?

The Moneyist: This father wants his daughter to co-sign on a $300,000 mortgage — what should she do?

The Moneyist: I paid my boyfriend’s rent and bills to improve his credit score — then he bought a house without telling me

‘I want to enjoy life and go places — my wife wants new cars and big houses’

Alexa can now help you pick a credit card — why that might be a really bad idea

Why breast cancer is more costly and more deadly for black women

The Moneyist: I’m an unemployed widow with $600,000 saved — how should I spend and invest it?

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