In Today's Paper - August 31, 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 Apple Ordered by EU to Repay $14.5 Billion in Irish Tax Breaks A1 The European Union’s antitrust regulator has demanded that Ireland recoup roughly $14.5 billion of unpaid taxes over a decade from Apple, a move that could intensify a feud between the EU and the U.S. over the bloc’s tax probes into American companies. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 EU Apple Tax Ruling Stirs Fears of Revenue Loss in U.S. A1 Some Democrats Press Clinton to End Ties to Foundation A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 The CIA’s Venture-Capital Firm, Like Its Sponsor, Operates in the Shadows A1 At Cosmetics Stores, Makeup Moochers Take Sampling to a New Level A1 Google Takes on Uber With New Ride-Share Service A1 U.S. U.S. Farm Incomes to Hit Lowest Level Since 2009 A2 U.S. farm incomes will hit their lowest point this year since 2009, the Agriculture Department forecast, deepening pain in the Farm Belt amid declining commodity prices. Justice Department Gave Supreme Court Incorrect Data in Immigration Case A2 U.S. Watch A2 Fire Stations Open Their Doors to Addicts A3 New York Court Redefines Parenthood to Protect Same-Sex Couples A3 XSEDE Project Linking Researchers to Supercomputers Wins $110 Million Award A3 Computer-Security Firm Says Hackers Targeting Russian-Focused Think Tanks A3 Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Beats Back Florida Primary Challenge A4 State Department Says 30-Odd Hillary Clinton Emails Could Be Linked to Benghazi A4 For Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Iowa Voters Pose Crucial Test A4 Trump’s Shift in Immigration Stance Echoes Obama Administration Policy A5 Donald Trump Plans Trip to Mexico to Meet President Enrique Peña Nieto A5 EU Tax Bill Is Latest Hit to Apple’s Fortunes A6 Brexit May Make U.K. More Attractive to Multinationals After EU’s Apple Ruling A6 World After Initial Drop, Fresh Surge in Migrant Arrivals Puts Extra Strain on Greece A7 A rising number of migrants are disregarding Europe’s double strategy for deterring mass migration and stretching Greece’s capacity to absorb more asylum seekers even thinner. Nearly 7,000 Migrants Rescued Off Libyan Coast A7 Italians Bury More Quake Victims A7 Islamic State Spokesman Killed in Syria A7 France Seeks to End U.S.-EU Trade Talks A7 French Economy Minister Steps Down to Run for President A7 In Brazil’s Market Upturn, Enthusiastic Investors May Be Overlooking Problems A12 China’s Passive-Aggressive Diplomacy A12 China Charges Detained American With Spying A12 World Watch A12 Advertisement Greater New York City Probes Contract to Train Rikers Officers A13 Training firm’s head has clashed with some members of the correction-officers union who object to his tactics and say he has introduced new weapons into the jail Ferry Collides With Kayakers on Hudson River A13 High-Profile Chefs Make Hotels Their Meal Tickets A13 Mayor Bill de Blasio Curbs Interactions With Lobbyists A13 Appellate Judge Backs Regulators in New York Longshoremen Battle A14 NYPD’s Bratton: Disclosing Officer Discipline Was Against the Law A14 Emails Show Lobbyist’s Close Ties to New York City Hall A14 Federal Judge Denies N.Y. Politician’s Request to Delay Election A14 New York City Water Board Member Resigns and Gets Fined $1,000 A15 N.J.’s Christie Vetoes Minimum-Wage Bill A15 Suspect in Dean’s Shooting in Chappaqua Had Been Fired by Medical School A15 Hoosick Falls Hearing Grills Health Officials A15 Greater New York Watch A15 Dinner and a Movie—With a Glass of Wine A16 The Feed A16 In ‘White Girl,’ Sex, Drugs and a Young Woman Who Makes Really Bad Choices A17 War and Peace and Pierogies and Piroshkis A17 Bartolo Colon’s Greatest Trick Yet Could be a Gold Glove A18 Mark Herzlich, Giants’ Utility Man, Is Always Fighting for a Job A18 U.S. Open Recap: Sam Querrey Falls, Grandstand Court Gets a Reprieve A18 Opinion How the Exxon Case Unraveled A9 It becomes clear that investigators simply don’t know what a climate model is. The Populist Revolt Against Failure A9 Opening Day at a New Charter School A9 When Poison Is the Remedy A9 Europe’s Apple Tax Ambush A10 Schneiderman’s Climate Secrets A10 Neither for President A10 Wage Stagnation and Corporate Income Taxes A10 The Hidden Perils of Non-Dentist Dentistry A10 Icahn: There Is No Basis For Barusch’s Claim A10 Trump’s Immigration Shift Is a Winner A11 The Army Offers a Model for Broader Defense Reform A11 Names—Like ‘America First’ or ‘Progressive’—Have Histories A11 Notable & Quotable: Yon Goicoechea A11 Business & Tech. Fertilizer Producers Agrium and Potash in Merger Talks B1 Canadian fertilizer giants Agrium and Potash Corp. said they were in preliminary talks about a possible merger of equals as the industry contends with slumping earnings. Theranos Halts New Zika Test After FDA Inspection B1 Roller Coasters Ride Into Dizzying Realm of Virtual Reality B1 Employers Find ‘Soft Skills’ Like Critical Thinking in Short Supply B1 Mondelez Plans ‘What’s Next’ After Hershey Rebuff B1 Foreign Miners Pull Up Stakes in Indonesia B2 BHP Billiton Withholds Bonus of CEO Andrew Mackenzie B2 Jagged Peak Energy Owners Exploring Sale, IPO B2 GE Capital CEO Keith Sherin, a 35-Year GE Veteran, to Retire B3 T-Mobile, Sprint Unlimited Plans Are Full of Limits B3 SpaceX Signs First Customer for Launch of Refurbished Rocket B3 South Korea Wants Hanjin Shipping to Sell Healthy Assets to Rival B3 Uber Hires Target Executive as President B4 Intel Pushes 4K Video With Latest Chip Line B4 China Grants Clearance for Dell-EMC Merger B4 Business Watch B5 Abercrombie & Fitch Reports Drop in Quarterly Sales B5 Sears to Begin Selling Paint in Stores Again B5 G-III Cuts Earnings View Amid Surprise Loss B5 Adidas CEO Reflects on His Game Plan After 15 Years B6 More Employers Boost Benefits for Interns B6 Chinese Slowdown Hits U.S. Firms B6 Money & Investing Oil-Deal Score Helps Aubrey McClendon’s Heirs Hang on to NBA’s Thunder, for Now C1 The roughly 20% stake in one of basketball’s top teams is a prized asset that could be targeted by some creditors. FDIC Fund Climbs to Postcrisis High C1 Banking Regulators, Facing Criticism, Seek to Dispel Myths on Money-Laundering Rules C1 The Markets Have Gone on Holiday C1 Ahead of the Tape Salesforce.com Tries to Buy Its Way to Success C1 Fintech Startup TransferWise Moves Away From Banks C1 In Donald Trump, Gold Bugs See a Kindred Spirit C2 Regulators Find Deficiencies in 13 Deloitte Audits, 12 by PWC C3 IPO for Malaysia’s QSR Brands Could Raise More Than $400 Million C3 Chinese Banks Step Up Bad-Loan Write-Offs C3 Chicago Stock Exchange Targets Rapid-Fire Traders With Speed Bump, Echoing IEX C3 Finance Watch C3 U.S. Stocks Drift Lower as Dollar Gains C4 Outlook for European Markets Is Worsening, Watchdog Says C4 U.S. Government Bonds Flat as Investors Digest Fed Comments C4 ECB Bond-Buying Rules Expected to Shift C4 Chinese Cash Pours Into U.S. Real Estate C8 Investors Pay $150 Million for Office Property in Miami C8 Shopping Malls’ New Product: Fun C8 Real-Estate Shares to Get Own Sector C10 Heard on the Street EU’s Apple Tax Hit: Ire In Ireland, Confusion Elsewhere C12 Heard on the Street Unloved Banks Might Get a Profit Boost C12 Heard on the Street This Fertilizer Merger Doesn’t Smell Right C12 Apple’s Bill Wouldn't Be Taxing C12 Personal Journal The Earliest and Latest School Starts D1 How families juggle start times that can be all over the map—some just past 7 a.m., others as late as 9:30 a.m. Siri Takes Charge of Your Apps in iOS 10 D1 How Managers Get ‘Interim’ Out of Their Titles D1 Work & Family Mailbox: Sue Shellenbarger answers readers’ questions D2 How Pat LaFrieda Finds Peace 20 Feet Up a Tree D3 A 66-Year-Old Jaguar Still Purrs D4 Mark Morris Sets Mozart in Motion D5 ‘Body of Devotion: The Cosmic Buddha in 3D’ Review D5 A Landmark Precedent to Protect Cultural Heritage D5 Who’s Got It Better Than Jim Harbaugh’s Fullbacks? D6 How the U.S. Open Made Practice Perfect D6 Vikings’ Teddy Bridgewater May Miss NFL Season 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.