In Today's Paper - August 23, 2016

Today's Paper US View this email in a web browser NEWS BY SECTION→ Page One U.S. World Opinion Business & Tech. Money & Investing Personal Journal Greater New York Page One Powerful U.S. Panel Clears Chinese Takeover of Syngenta A1 A powerful federal committee blessed ChemChina’s $43 billion planned takeover of seed giant Syngenta, months after shooting down much smaller Chinese deals for electronics and lightbulb manufacturers. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Federal Judge Sets Deadline on Clinton Email Review A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 It’s Getting Scarily Quiet in the Stock Market A1 With Moderate Drinking Under Fire, Alcohol Companies Go on Offensive A1 Post-Brexit, Little Britain Has a Small Chance of Staying in Mini-Europe A1 U.S. FEMA Proposes Rules for Construction in Flood Areas A2 The Federal Emergency Management Agency proposed regulations that would require companies and homeowners using federal funds on construction projects in flood-prone areas to build on higher ground. U.S. Watch A2 California High Court Refuses to Hear Appeal of Teacher Tenure Law A3 Judge Temporarily Blocks Obama Administration’s Transgender Bathroom Rules A3 Schools Assess Impact of Federal Judge’s Ruling on Transgender Bathroom Use A3 Report Suggests More Training for Washington State Police Force A3 Bodycam Video in Milwaukee Police Shooting Won’t Be Released Before Decision on Charges A3 In Clinton vs. Trump, the Overlooked Impact of Asian-Americans A4 Trump Says He Isn’t Waffling on Immigration A4 Voter Influx Appears Missing for Trump A5 Clinton to Offer Plan for Small Businesses A5 Campaign Wire A5 World Russian Raids on Syria From Iranian Air Base Finished, Tehran Says A6 A military alliance between Tehran and Moscow showed signs of strain as Iran’s defense minister accused Russia of “showing off.” Kerry Threatens to Cut Aid to South Sudan if Peace Isn’t Restored A6 Japan Strives for More Than Medals When It Hosts 2020 Olympics A7 Philippine Leader Duterte’s Antidrug Crusade Inflicts Spiraling Death Toll A7 Germany’s Angela Merkel Calls for More Sharing of Intelligence Information in EU A12 U.K. Will Segregate Imprisoned Muslim Extremists From General Population A12 Nicolas Sarkozy to Run for French President in 2017 A12 Olympic Medalist Feyisa Lilesa Fears for His Life on Return to Ethiopia A12 World Watch A12 New Technique Shrinks, Makes Small Animals Transparent A12 Advertisement Greater New York New York Says ‘Work Is Not Done’ on GE’s Hudson River Cleanup A13 New York’s environmental regulator has notified federal officials that General Electric Co.’s seven-year, $1.6 billion dredging campaign to remove industrial pollutants from the Hudson River has been inadequate. Broadway Stars Belt It Out in the Boroughs A13 Car Ricocheted Before Impact in Fatal Long Island Crash A13 New York Region Swings Into Action on Zika A13 NYC Education Department Urges Renewal of Pearson Entrance-Test Contract A14 New York City Strives to Connect Poor Expectant Mothers With Doulas A14 Suspect Is Indicted in Imam’s Shooting A15 Newark Could Regain School Control Next Year A15 Greater New York Watch A15 ‘Hamilton’ Star to Kick Off U.S. Open A16 John Krasinski Directs—Surprise!—A Dysfunctional-Family Dramedy A17 At Hamptons Parties, Real Estate Is Name of the Game A17 Yankees Rookie Aaron Judge Has History to Overcome: His Height A18 Mets Put Steven Matz on Disabled List With Sore Shoulder A18 Mets Have a Small Window for an Amazin’ Comeback A18 Opinion The New Dictators’ Club A9 An echo of the 1930s in the budding alliance of Russia, Iran, Turkey and China. Hillary and Bill Clinton, Inc. A9 How to Repel a Bear—Or Not A9 Last Stand at Attica A9 Clinton’s Colin Powell Excuse A10 Students Lose, Liberals Elated A10 Chris and Barney Take on MetLife A10 Market Incentives to Promote Climate Change A10 It Depends On What the Meaning of Ransom Is A10 Providing Health Care Is A Moral Obligation A10 The Robots Are Coming. Welcome Them A11 Clinton’s Bailout for the College-Industrial Complex A11 Patent Judges Should Be Scientists, Too A11 Notable & Quotable: Gen. John Vessey A11 Business & Tech. Delphi, Mobileye Join Forces to Develop Self-Drive System B1 Top auto-parts suppliers Delphi Automotive and Mobileye are joining forces to develop a fully autonomous-driving system that car makers could begin placing in their vehicles beginning in 2019. Valeant Names Zoetis Executive as CFO B1 Theme Parks Begin to Sprout in Persian Gulf Countries B1 Help Wanted: Office Supply Chain CEO B1 Premier Exhibitions Sues France Over Titanic Artifacts B2 U.S. Farmers See Possible Benefits in Syngenta Deal B2 Pfizer to Buy Medivation for $14 Billion B3 Pfizer’s Medivation Deal Latest in Long Line of Similar Acquisitions B3 Ryan Lochte Loses Major Endorsement Deals B3 Couche-Tard to Buy CST Brands for About $3.7 Billion B3 Activist Investor Seeks to Replace Entire Williams Board B3 Sharp to Restructure in Effort to Boost Brand B4 Sony to Sell Updated Model of Standard PlayStation 4 B4 Samsung to Close Milk Music Streaming Service in U.S. B4 Renesas in Talks to Buy U.S. Chip Maker for $3 Billion B4 Apple Purchases Medical Startup Gliimpse B4 Univision to Pay Gawker Founder Nick Denton Not to Compete B4 The Big Number B5 Business Watch B5 BlueScope Steeled by Turnaround Despite China Glut B6 Tableau Software Hires New Chief Executive B6 Money & Investing Risk Grows in Safe Stocks C1 With bond yields around the world plunging to fresh lows this year, investors have been seeking out alternatives. That has made bond proxies, or bond-like-stocks, a hot commodity. The Hunt for Yield Ends in Argentina C1 Canada’s Desmarais Clan: A New Generation Takes Control C1 Court Denies U.S. Request to Reconsider Tossing Bank of America Fine C1 Silicon Valley Lender Raises Nearly $50 Million for Subprime Credit-Card Push C1 Ahead of the Tape Best Buy’s Mounting Troubles C1 Lebanese Canadian Bank Shareholders Sue Deloitte C3 Wells Fargo to Pay $4 Million to Settle Student-Loan Servicing Probe C3 Some Bank Customers Willing to Pay for Apps C3 BNP Paribas Cuts Oil Forecasts in Face of Rally C3 Finance Watch C3 U.S. Stocks Slip as Crude-Oil Prices Fall C4 U.S. Government Bonds Rebound C4 Yield Chasers Pressure Volatility Insurance C4 Heard on the Street A Window of Opportunity Cracks Open at Valeant C8 Overheard C8 Heard on the Street Medivation Ovation: Pfizer Pays the Price for Growth C8 Heard on the Street Stacking More Chips on Applied Materials C8 Personal Journal Why You Need Negative Feelings D1 Emotions such as anger, envy and loneliness can be turned around to help you change your behavior and be happier. Test Your Genes to Find Your Best Diet D1 Is Sitting Cross-Legged Bad for You? D2 Blackstone Unit Finds Some Health Nudges Just Don’t Work D2 Fashion Designer Is Always Making Waves D3 Kiteboarding 101: Safety First D3 Women Have More Allergies to Common Medications D4 Exercise Before the Bell May Improve Young Children’s Focus D4 Can Sideways Toe-Stretching Defeat Foot Problems? D4 ‘Blonde’ and ‘Endless’ by Frank Ocean Review: A Stream of Self-Revelation D5 ‘Watteau’s Soldiers: Scenes of Military Life in Eighteenth-Century France’ Review D5 ‘Cosi fan tutte’ and ‘Idomeneo’ Reviews: Playing It Straight With Mozart D5 Rio 2016: 15 Olympic Stories That Aren’t Ryan Lochte D6 FOLLOW WSJ Unsubscribe Newsletter & Alerts Contact Us Privacy Policy Cookie Policy SUBSCRIBE FOR FULL ACCESS TO WSJ.COM SIGN UP FOR THIS NEWSLETTER You are currently subscribed as jasajuejejeje@gmail.com For further assistance, please contact Customer Service at support@wsj.com. 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