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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 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. Chinese Banks Step Up Bad-Loan Write-Offs A1 Turkish Offensive on Islamic State in Syria Caught U.S. Off Guard A1 Bazookas! Sinks! Aggressive Doves! Nobody Loves Silly Metaphors More Than Central Bankers A1 China Charges Detained American With Spying A1 World China’s Passive-Aggressive Diplomacy A2 Beijing’s castigation of Seoul’s plans for a missile shield sends a message to smaller countries that standing up for themselves places Chinese trade at risk. Corrections & Amplifications A2 Japanese Puzzle: Why More Jobs Don’t Mean More Spending A3 Typhoon Lionrock Crosses Northern Japan A3 Tsukiji Fish Market Relocation to Be Delayed, Tokyo Governor Says A3 Philippines’ Duterte Ramps Up Fight With Islamic State-Linked Militants A3 France Seeks to End U.S.-EU Trade Talks A4 French Economy Minister Steps Down to Run for President A4 Turkish Judge Seeks Asylum in Greece A4 Venezuelans Mobilize for Vote to Recall President Nicolás Maduro A5 EU-Canada Trade Talks Falter, Boding Ill for Bigger Deals A5 World Watch A5 For Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Iowa Voters Pose Crucial Test A6 Donald Trump’s Unorthodoxy Extends to Spending A6 FBI Warns of Cyberattacks on Voter Records A6 U.S. Watch A6 U.S. Revamps Line of Attack in Social-Media Fight Against Islamic State A7 Fracking Measures Won’t Go Before Colorado Voters in November A7 EU Apple Tax Ruling Stirs Fears of Revenue Loss in U.S. A8 Advertisement Opinion India Looks West A10 On Monday, Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar signed a logistics deal that allows American forces to use Indian military bases. The two countries also expanded the scope of cooperation in developing new technology and weapons. Regulation Even a Regulator Doesn’t Like A10 France’s Presidential Choices A10 ‘Who Did This to Us?’ A10 Trade Deals Used in Foreign Policy Bring Economic Ruin A10 Hillary’s Exit Tax: Fastest Way to Kill Growth A10 More Fed Bond Purchases Are the Wrong Answer A11 Trump’s Tax Withholding Is a Signal A11 Black Lives Matter to Donald Trump A11 Notable & Quotable: Diversity Training Fails A11 Business & Finance Mondelez Drops Offer for Hershey B1 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. Foreign Miners Pull Up Stakes in Indonesia B1 Why Lighter Shelves Won’t Support Sagging Retailers for Long B1 At Ports, a Sign of Altered Supply Chains B1 Buoyant Commodities Give Asian Markets a Boost B1 Employers Find ‘Soft Skills’ Like Critical Thinking in Short Supply B1 Hanjin Shipping Nears Bankruptcy After Creditors End Support B2 Mitsubishi Motors Halts Sales of Some Models as Fuel-Economy Scandal Spreads B2 U.S. Implements New Drone Rules, Expects Exemption Requests to Continue B3 Intel Pushes 4K Video With Latest Chip Line B3 Facebook to Allow Users to Trigger ‘Safety Check’ Feature B3 Private Clouds a ‘Big Priority’ for Dell B3 Alphabet Executive David Drummond Leaves Uber Board B3 American Airlines President Moves to United Continental B4 Companies’ Report on Brazil Dam Failure Adds Little New on Causes B4 Business Watch B4 U.S. Regulators Warn Drillers to Find Solution to Subsea Bolt Failures B4 Adidas CEO Reflects on His Game Plan After 15 Years B5 More Employers Boost Benefits for Interns B5 Chinese Slowdown Hits U.S. Firms B5 KKR China Partner Plans to Leave Firm, Set Up New Investment Firm B8 As Egypt Struggles, a Black Market Emerges for Dollars B8 Duke Withdraws Claim Against Aubrey McClendon’s Estate B8 China Plans to Launch Shenzhen Stock Link in November B8 U.S. Banks’ Growth Boosts Deposit-Insurance Fund to 8-Year High B8 IPO for Malaysia’s QSR Brands Could Raise More Than $400 Million B9 Food Price Deflation Cheers Consumers, Hurts Farmers, Grocers and Restaurants B9 Cheaper Food Puts Restaurants in a Pickle B9 Fintech Startup Transferwise Moves Away From Banks B9 Chinese Cash Pours Into U.S. Real Estate B10 Airbnb Income: How It Can Mess With Your Mortgage ‘Refi’ B10 Real-Estate Shares to Get Own Sector B10 Why Euro Looks Stuck Even as Fed Gears Up to Move B12 What Happens When a Central Bank Buys Property Stocks B12 Why Fitbit’s New Band Got a Healthy Reception B12 How Prada’s New-Look Accounting Flatters Figures B12 Icahn’s Apparent 360 on Herbalife Could Have Used More Transparency B12 Finance Watch B12 Personal Journal How Managers Get ‘Interim’ Out of Their Titles A9 Avoid the pitfalls of stepping into a role you want on an interim basis; ‘Work & Family’ columnist Sue Shellenbarger explains how managers succeed. Daily Swims for a 90-Year-Old A9 ‘Body of Devotion: The Cosmic Buddha in 3D’ Review 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.