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Today's Paper Asia View this email in a web browser NEWS BY SECTION→ Page One World Opinion Business & Finance Personal Journal Page One VW Facing Uphill Battle Outside the U.S. in Emissions Claims A1 Governments, investors and car owners around the world are gaining ground in efforts to pressure Volkswagen for settlements over its diesel emissions-cheating scandal. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 It’s Getting Scarily Quiet in the Stock Market A1 What’s News: World-Wide 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 Donald Trump Courts Black Vote While Avoiding African-American Communities A1 World A New Measure for China’s Economy: The ‘Repression Index’ A2 As the Chinese economy slows, the regime is ramping up an assault on dissidents and others it brands as troublemakers. Volkswagen Settles Supply Dispute, Resumes Production A2 Corrections & Amplifications A2 Turkey Struggles With Wedding Bombing Probe as Threats Mount A3 Turkish Central Bank Cuts Interest Rate for Sixth Straight Month A3 U.S. Service Member Killed in Afghanistan A3 Russian-Brokered Cease-Fire Begins in Syrian City A3 Nigeria Claims Boko Haram Leader ‘Fatally Wounded’ in Air Raid A3 Islamist Extremists in Britain Tap Smugglers to Reach Syria A4 Mexican Dissident Teachers Strike as School Year Starts A4 Russia Hits Out at Rio Paralympics Ban A4 Germany’s Angela Merkel Calls for More Sharing of Intelligence Information in EU A6 Russia-Ukraine Crisis Prompts Meeting With Putin at G-20 Summit A6 Joe Biden Pledges U.S. Support to Baltic States A6 Calais Migrant Clash Leaves One Dead, One Wounded A6 Eurozone PMI Data Point to Quicker Recovery A6 World Watch A6 No Rise Seen in Hysterectomy Complications After Morcellator Use Declines A7 Clinton to Offer Plan for Small Businesses A7 U.S. Watch A7 Bar Fight: Effects Of Alcohol Divide Academic Peers A8 Advertisement Opinion Clinton’s Colin Powell Excuse A10 As new emails emerge, Hillary’s defense is that the general made her do it. Students Lose, Liberals Elated A10 Chris and Barney Take on MetLife A10 The New Dictators’ Club A10 It Depends On What the Meaning of Ransom Is A10 The Leverage Ratio Is No Accurate Measure for Risk A10 How Can a Restaurant Pay a Pot Washer $15? 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 & Finance 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. Anbang Insurance Plans IPO for Life-Insurance Unit B1 Everyone Wants Emerging-Market Bonds, But There Aren’t Enough to Go Around B1 Theme Parks Begin to Sprout in Persian Gulf Countries B1 Asian Stocks, Currencies Gyrate Ahead of Jackson Hole B1 U.S. Farmers See Possible Benefits in Syngenta Deal B2 Wal-Mart Probes Whether India Company Misrepresented Cotton Sheets B2 U.S. Lawmakers Plan Hearing Over Wave of Agriculture Mergers B2 Pinterest Acquires News-Bookmarking App Instapaper B3 Aging Iridium Network Waits for Key Satellite Replacements B3 Apple Purchases Medical Startup Gliimpse B3 Tableau Software Hires New Chief Executive B3 Sony to Raise Price of PlayStation Plus Service B3 Premier Exhibitions Sues France Over Titanic Artifacts B4 Univision to Pay Gawker Founder Nick Denton Not to Compete B4 Viacom’s Dauman Has Until September to Share Plans for Selling Paramount Stake B4 Best Buy Shares Jump as Online Sales Climb B4 Business Watch B4 Companies Rethink Annual Pay Raises B5 How Effective ‘Change Agents’ Get Buy-In From Their Staff B5 How Small Ad Hoc Teams Can Tackle Big Problems B5 Across the U.S., Workers at the Bottom of the Ladder Get Pay Raises B5 Oil at $50 Tests Shale-Band Theory B6 The Hunt for Yield Ends in Argentina B6 KKR Taps Ashish Shastry to Head Southeast Asia Operations B6 Chinese Grain Trading Firm Cofco Buys Out Nidera B6 Canada’s Desmarais Clan: A New Generation Takes Control B7 Silicon Valley Lender Raises Nearly $50 Million for Subprime Credit-Card Push B7 Want to Book an Airbnb Stay? Not So Fast B9 Too Much Tech? Latest Boom Reshapes San Francisco B9 Investor Group Sees Its Future in the Burbs B9 Why Europe’s Steady Growth Does Little to Enthuse Investors B10 How to Free Big Banks From Weight of Dead Money B10 Why Bad-Loan Sales Could Be a Double-Winner for Shareholders B10 Some Bank Customers Willing to Pay for Apps B10 Finance Watch B10 Personal Journal Your Screen-Time Rules or Mine? A9 How parents can negotiate play dates when policies on technology use vary greatly. Why 4 a.m. Is the Most Productive Hour A9 Terror, Brexit and U.S. Election Have Made 2016 the Year of Yeats A12 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.