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Today's Paper Asia View this email in a web browser NEWS BY SECTION→ Page One World Opinion Business & Finance Review Page One Fed’s Dislike of Negative Interest Rates Points to Limits of Stimulus Measures A1 Fed officials don’t think negative rates are needed in the U.S. because the economy and job market are improving and they are hoping they will never have to use them in the future given their uncertainty about whether the policy works. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley Take a Tough Assignment: Reinventing Themselves A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 The Strongman of Instagram A1 Katie Ledecky Is Dominant Everywhere Except the Little Falls Swimming Club A1 Singapore Reports More Than 40 Local Zika Transmissions A1 World Forecasts of Brexit Gloom May Be Overdone 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. Corrections & Amplifications A2 Pope Francis Hopes to Visit Italian Towns Devastated by Earthquake A3 French Court Suspends Beach Burkini Ban A3 Half of Germans Oppose Fourth Term for Angela Merkel, Survey Finds A3 Gupta Family to Sell South African Holdings, Piling Pressure on President Zuma A3 Residents of Besieged Syrian Town Say Goodbye to Those Left Behind Forever A4 Fighting Escalates on Turkey-Syria Border, Endangering U.S. Forces A4 Iraq Asks Saudi Arabia to Recall Ambassador Who Criticized Shiite Militias A4 World Watch A4 Singapore’s Air Quality Plummets as Haze Returns A5 Failed Bomber Wounds Priest in Indonesia Church A5 Bangladeshi Police Kill Man Suspected of Planning Deadly July Cafe Attack A5 Philippine Militants Linked to Islamic State Free Comrades in Prison Raid A5 Hillary Clinton’s Broadband Plan Draws Criticism From Experts A7 Donald Trump Says He Would Deport ‘Criminal Illegal Immigrants’ If Elected A7 U.S. Watch A7 Maglev Train Project to Link Baltimore and Washington Gets a Boost A7 Golf’s Lofty Ambition: Rules That Make Sense A14 Moral Win for Hamilton; Real One for Rosberg A14 Advertisement Opinion Another Obama Parting Gift A12 His final fiscal year federal budget deficit will increase by 35%. The Chicago School of Free Speech A12 The EU’s Tax Attack on U.S. Business A12 The U.S. Department of Clinton A12 Long Live the Long-Range Standoff Nuke A12 Covering Up the Pension Crisis A13 Have You Checked Your Risk Level Lately? A13 The Illusion of Germany’s Jobs Miracle A13 Business & Finance Beneath Yuan’s Quiet, China Worries Rise B1 Increased government stimulus and better central-bank communication have calmed the currency, but fundamental measures of China’s economic health continue to deteriorate. Why Electric Cars Will Be Here Sooner Than You Think B1 Ford Feels Pressure of China Rivals’ Pursuit B1 Hong Kong Tribunal Rules Against U.S. Short-Seller Andrew Left B1 Lotte Vice President Found Dead Amid Finance Inquiry B1 Farm-Equipment Makers Face Challenge at Industry Show B2 Rackspace to Go Private in $4.3 Billion Deal B3 Apple CEO Tim Cook Sells $36 Million From Block of Compensation Stock B3 China Establishes New State-Owned Aircraft-Engine Maker B4 American Craft Beers Hop Across the Atlantic to Meet Growing British Demand B4 STX Offshore & Shipbuilding Aims to Stay Afloat B4 Business Watch B4 Australia’s Kangaroo Bond Market Bounces Into Life B5 Crop Forecasters Take Matters Into Their Own Hands—Literally B5 Japan’s Public Pension Fund Sees Strategy Shift Backfiring B5 Land Buyers Stampede Into Texas Oil Patch B7 Finance Watch B7 Why Citron Case Leaves Hong Kong Investors Squeezed B8 Overheard: Why Banks Can’t Pay Enough to Attract Tech Talent B8 Why Rackspace Is Taking Its Cloud Act Offstage B8 China’s Private Investment Crash May Be Mirage, but Pain Is Still Real B8 U.S. Private-Equity Firm General Atlantic Joins With China’s Ctrip.com in New Fund B8 Will Today’s Dividend Rock Stars Stay on Top? B8 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.