In Today's Paper - August 30, 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 Mondelez Drops Offer for Hershey A1 Mondelez ended its bid to acquire Hershey after the famed chocolate-bar maker rebuffed a new takeover offer and indicated it would be difficult to strike a deal before next year. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Turkish Offensive on Islamic State in Syria Caught U.S. Off Guard A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 Food Price Deflation Cheers Consumers, Hurts Farmers, Grocers and Restaurants A1 Bazookas! Sinks! Aggressive Doves! Nobody Loves Silly Metaphors More Than Central Bankers A1 Mylan to Launch Cheaper Generic EpiPen Alternative A1 U.S. U.S. Consumer Spending Rose in July A2 Consumer spending rose for the fourth straight month in July, a sign domestic consumption could continue to drive U.S. economic growth over the second half of the year. U.S. Watch A2 Fracking Measures Won’t Go Before Colorado Voters in November A3 Potential Zika Virus Therapies Identified by Researchers A3 FBI Warns of Cyberattacks on Voter Records A3 In Clinton vs. Trump, Who Is Inspired to Vote? A4 Donald Trump’s Unorthodoxy Extends to Spending A4 Hillary Clinton Aide Huma Abedin Says She Is Separating From Husband Anthony Weiner A4 Campaign Wire A4 Florida Senate Race Is Shaping Up as Patrick Murphy vs. Marco Rubio A4 Comic Actor Gene Wilder Dead at Age 83 A6 Cheaper Food Puts Restaurants in a Pickle A6 World Brazil’s Suspended President Dilma Rousseff Defends Herself at Senate Impeachment Trial A8 Brazil’s suspended president, Dilma Rousseff, defended herself against accusations of wrongdoing in her testimony during her Senate impeachment trial, and said her accusers are trying to turn back the social progress achieved during her and her predecessor’s terms in office. Venezuelans Mobilize for Vote to Recall President Nicolás Maduro A8 Cease-Fire Between Colombia and FARC Rebels Takes Effect A8 President Obama to Meet China’s Xi and Turkey’s Erdogan Next Week A9 EU-Canada Trade Talks Falter, Boding Ill for Bigger Deals A9 World Watch A9 In Indonesia, 7-Eleven Tries Selling Another Type of Java A9 Yemen Suicide Attack Claimed by Islamic State Kills at Least 61 People A10 Islamic State Suicide Attack in Iraq Kills Wedding Guests A10 Charity Group Disputes Israeli Allegations That Employee Siphoned Funds to Hamas A10 Uzbek President Islam Karimov Suffers Brain Hemorrhage A10 Advertisement Greater New York Anthony Weiner, Already a Scandal Veteran, Faces Hardest Hit Yet A15 The former congressman had managed to remain something of a player in New York politics up until the latest incident involving lewd photos. N.Y. Republican Seeks to Postpone Election Date to December A15 Former Medical School Professor Arrested in Chappaqua, N.Y., Shooting A15 Irving Berlin, Updated for a ‘Hamilton’ World A15 Doing Monumental Work A16 Ithaca Student’s Family Seeks Witnesses in Fatal Stabbing A17 Shelter Employee Killed in Brooklyn Shooting A17 Greater New York Watch A17 Backstage Buzz: Dance Machine Aims Uptown A18 ‘American in Paris’ Star Dimitri Kleioris on his Leap From Ballet to Broadway A19 For FringeNYC Fans, Encores to Come A19 Yankees and Royals Fight Over Unusually Common Ground A20 U.S. Open: Surprise 2015 Finalist Roberta Vinci Reclaims Her Anonymity A20 Opinion ‘Who Did This to Us?’ A11 Donald Trump asks that question. So do Putin, Erdogan and Black Lives Matter. Hillary Clinton’s KKK Smear A11 Silent Cal’s Merit Scholarships A11 From Sheepskins to E-Books A11 Obama’s For-Profit Execution A12 Regulation Even a Regulator Doesn’t Like A12 France’s presidential choices A12 U. of Chicago Says ‘No’ to the Thought Police A12 Rude Trump Is Still the Best Hope for Change A12 Government Pushes Its Need Despite Investor’s Interests A12 E-Verify Is a Key to Ridding U.S. of Illegal Immigrants A12 California’s Fires Are Also A Major Source of Carbon A12 Black Lives Matter to Donald Trump A13 More Fed Bond Purchases Are the Wrong Answer A13 Trump’s Tax Withholding Is a Signal A13 Notable & Quotable: Diversity Training Fails A13 Business & Tech. EU Set to Rule Apple Tax Deals With Ireland Illegal B1 The European Union’s antitrust regulator is poised to rule as soon as Tuesday that Apple’s tax arrangements with Ireland have breached the bloc’s state-aid rules, according to people familiar with the matter. American Airlines President Moves to United Continental B1 At Ports, a Sign of Altered Supply Chains B1 Alphabet Executive David Drummond Leaves Uber Board B1 Companies’ Report on Brazil Dam Failure Adds Little New on Causes B1 U.S. Implements New Drone Rules, Expects Exemption Requests to Continue B2 Fox News Fires Back at Former Panelist Andrea Tantaros, Calling Her ‘Opportunist’ B2 U.S. Regulators Warn Drillers to Find Solution to Subsea Bolt Failures B3 Truck Carrying Takata Air Bag Components Explodes After Crash, Killing One B3 Walgreens Forms Alliance With Prime Therapeutics B3 Exor Profit Jumps on Fiat Chrysler Results B3 Williams Adds Three New Directors Ahead of Proxy Battle B3 Zhongwang’s U.S. Business to Buy Aluminum Company Aleris B3 Facebook to Allow Users to Trigger ‘Safety Check’ Feature B4 Appeals Court Tosses Data Speed Case Brought Against AT&T B4 European Regulators Scrutinize WhatsApp Data-Sharing Plan With Facebook B4 Uber Halts Abu Dhabi Operations as Drivers Detained B4 Business Watch B4 Firms Say Goodbye to Prettied-Up Financial Reports B5 The Big Number B5 Intellectual-Property-Law Firm Kenyon & Kenyon to Close B5 Statoil to Cut Costs, Raise Output at Giant North Sea Oil Project B7 Cemex to Sell Some U.S. Assets for $306 Million B7 Samson Outlines Revised Chapter 11 Exit Plan B7 Money & Investing Traders Bet Dollar Will Keep Climbing C1 The U.S. currency hit its highest level in three weeks on Monday, reflecting expectations that the Federal Reserve could increase short-term interest rates as soon as next month. As Egypt Struggles, a Black Market Emerges for Dollars C1 Airbnb Income: How It Can Mess With Your Mortgage ‘Refi’ C1 Heard on the Street Why Craft Brewing Slowdown Won’t Benefit Big Beer C1 Ahead of the Tape Housing Market: Why Millennials Are Getting Priced Out C1 Duke Withdraws Claim Against Aubrey McClendon’s Estate C1 What Airbnb Hosts Need to Know When Refinancing C2 Icahn’s Apparent 360 on Herbalife Could Have Used More Transparency C3 Finance Watch C3 U.S. Stocks Rebound, as Financial Shares Rally C4 Heard on the Street Why China Hasn’t Cut Rates in What Feels Like Forever C8 Mylan’s New Generic Causes Stock-Market Ripple C8 Heard on the Street Why Fitbit’s New Band Got a Healthy Reception C8 Heard on the Street Why Lighter Shelves Won’t Support Sagging Retailers for Long C8 Personal Journal Don’t Wait Until You’re Older to Fight Getting Old D1 Research shows aging can start surprisingly early. But there are ways to counteract declines in hearing, sight and bone and muscle mass. Eating Fruit While Pregnant May Boost Your Baby’s Intelligence D1 When a Medical Test Leads to Another, and Another D1 Stem-Cell Treatments Become More Available, and Face More Scrutiny D2 Daily Swims for a 90-Year-Old D3 Tips for Exercising While Sick D3 Can a Sulfur Compound Speed Recovery After Exercise? D3 ‘Public, Private, Secret’ Review: In the Heart of Digital Darkness D5 ‘Year of the Monkey’ Review: Calendric Creature Feature D5 The Power of Pedagogy D5 College Football’s New Coaching Strategy: Coaching D6 U.S. Ryder Cup Team Will Be a Group Effort D6 McCourt to Buy Marseille Soccer Club D6 Why Fantasy Football is Passing on Running Backs 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. Copyright 2016 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.