In Today's Paper - August 29, 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 Greater New York Page One Anemic IPO Market Is Poised for a Rebound A1 A flood of share debuts is expected to invigorate the listless IPO market after the coming Labor Day holiday, but the revival may be short-lived. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Health Insurers’ Pullback Threatens to Create Monopolies A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 Which State Is a Big Renewable Energy Pioneer? Texas A1 Fed’s Dislike of Negative Interest Rates Points to Limits of Stimulus Measures A1 They Shoot Horses (With Birth-Control Darts), Don’t They? A1 U.S. When Economic Doomsayers Stumble: Cautionary Tales From Brexit, Grexit and U.S. Budget Battles A2 It’s early, but data so far suggest the British decision to leave the European Union could be another example of a recurring phenomenon: expert predictions of dire consequences to political decisions that end up proving overheated. Global Economy Week Ahead: U.S. Jobs, EU Sentiment, China Manufacturing A2 U.S. Watch A2 U.S. Revamps Line of Attack in Social-Media Fight Against Islamic State A3 Construction Unions Stymie Low-Income Housing Plans in California, New York A3 An Average Man Takes on ISIS Online A3 Maglev Train Project to Link Baltimore and Washington Gets a Boost A3 White Retiree Influx Helps Keep Florida in Play for Donald Trump A4 Campaign Wire A4 Mike Pence Says Donald Trump’s Immigration Policy Is Steady A4 Hillary Clinton’s Broadband Plan Draws Criticism From Experts A4 World Fighting Escalates on Turkey-Syria Border, Endangering U.S. Forces A5 The death of a Turkish soldier in the newest battlefront of the Syrian war is stoking tensions between two U.S. allies, Turkey’s military and Syrian Kurdish rebels. Iran Accuses Man Involved in Nuclear Deal Negotiations of Spying A5 Yemen Houthi Rocket Attack Kills Two Girls in Saudi Arabia A5 Iraq Asks Saudi Arabia to Recall Ambassador Who Criticized Shiite Militias A5 Pope Francis Hopes to Visit Italian Towns Devastated by Earthquake A6 World Watch A6 Singapore Reports More Than 40 Local Zika Transmissions A7 Myanmar Peace Talks Seek to Defy Weight of History A7 Philippine Militants Linked to Islamic State Free Comrades in Prison Raid A7 Failed Indonesia Church Bomber Wounds Priest A7 Half of Germans Oppose Fourth Term for Angela Merkel, Survey Finds A12 German Vice Chancellor Warns on Trans-Atlantic Trade Talks A12 Spain’s Ruling Party Strikes Deal With Centrists to Support Prime Minister’s Re-Election A12 Advertisement Greater New York Developers Bet Big on Brooklyn Office Demand A13 An investment group has obtained the necessary financing to break ground on a $400 million office and industrial development in Williamsburg, marking the latest big bet on Brooklyn’s growing popularity as a workplace. Scientists Listen to Whales to Learn How to Protect Them A13 New York City Relies on Motels to House Homeless A13 Micah Lasher: Political Expert Turned First-Time Candidate A13 Sen. Charles Schumer to Propose Cancer Registry for Firefighters A15 Greater New York Watch A15 Real-Estate Investors Leave Comfort Zones A16 What’s the Deal: Two Tenants Expands Office Tower Space A16 What’s New to Eat at the U.S. Open A17 Brooklyn’s Moveable Rave A17 Yankees, Mets Face Rocky Road to October A18 Jets’ Quarterback Derby Goes Down to the Wire A18 Giants’ Offensive Woes Are Cause for Concern—But Not Panic A18 Opinion An Internet Giveaway to the U.N. A9 If the U.S. abdicates internet stewardship, the United Nations might take control. The Global Lessons of Italy’s Earthquake A9 The False Childhood of Instagram A9 Coming Out of the Basement A9 The Federal Reserve’s Politicians A10 The Great Cajun Navy A10 French Burkini Nonsense A10 Mr. Warsh Is Right: The Fed Needs the Basics A10 Competition Keeps Drugs Reasonably Priced A10 Potential Shortfalls of Cuomo’s Penn Station A10 Keeping Turkey in the U.S. Orbit A11 Poor Children Need a New Brown v. Board of Education A11 Look Who’s Getting That Bank Settlement Cash A11 Business & Tech. Business-Drone Rules to Take Effect B1 The first detailed U.S. rules for flights of small commercial drones go into effect Monday, including nationwide licensing requirements for pilots and a ban on nighttime operations. Glaxo Bets It Can Shake Up HIV Treatment B1 Another Reason to Court Celebrity B1 Why Electric Cars Will Be Here Sooner Than You Think B1 Farm-Equipment Makers Face Challenge at Industry Show B2 P&G CEO David Taylor Gets $​2.5 Million Bonus Boosted by ‘Transformation Factor’ B2 China Establishes New State-Owned Aircraft-Engine Maker B2 Southwest Flight Lands Safely After Major Engine Malfunction B3 Two United Pilots Arrested; Booze Cited B3 FAA Tightens Safeguards on Lithium Batteries on Airplanes B3 ‘Don’t Breathe’ Ousts ‘Suicide Squad’ at Box Office B4 Charles Osgood to Retire From ‘CBS News Sunday Morning’ B4 Why Venture Capitalists Are Betting on Marketing Tech Over Ad Tech B4 Apple CEO Tim Cook Sells $36 Million From Block of Compensation Stock B6 HP, HP Enterprise Accused of Age Discrimination in Suit B6 Business Watch B6 Ford Feels Pressure of China Rivals’ Pursuit B7 Exxon Mobil Backs Out of Proposed Alaska LNG Project B7 Andy Murray Makes His Big Move B8 Patrick Reed Wins Barclays, Earns Ryder Cup Spot B8 Serena Williams’s Shot at History Hampered by Shoulder B8 Can Dak Prescott Save the Dallas Cowboys’ Season? B8 Money & Investing Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley Take a Tough Assignment: Reinventing Themselves C1 The banking firms have turned to more basic businesses, betting that the cachet of their brand names can overcome a lack of experience in dealing with the deposits and loans of middle-class Americans. Abreast of the Market Beneath Yuan’s Quiet, China Worries Rise C1 The Frozen Concentrated Orange-Juice Market Has Virtually Disappeared C1 Ahead of the Tape Why the Math Doesn’t Work for Today’s Market C1 Prepaid Card Gets First New Features After Glitch C1 A Boom in Bought Deals C2 Will Today’s Dividend Rock Stars Stay on Top? C3 Australia’s Kangaroo Bond Market Bounces Into Life C3 Heard on the Street The Price of the Calm After the Storm C6 Overheard: Mylan May Play Hero C6 Heard on the Street Vivendi: Why Empire Building Is No Strategy C6 Heard on the Street China’s Private Investment Crash May Be Mirage, but Pain Is Still Real C6 Broker’s World Self-Directed Retirement Savers May Hit Hurdles When Seeking Help C6 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. Copyright 2016 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.