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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 Some Democrats Press Clinton to End Ties to Foundation A1 The Clinton family is being pressed by some party officials and donors to sever all ties to the Clinton Foundation should Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton win the presidential election. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Deutsche Bank Weighs Stronger Medicine A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 Dilma Rousseff Ousted in Historic Brazil Impeachment Vote 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 Ship Operators Explore Autonomous Sailing A1 World A Cure for Swelling Drug Prices: Competition A2 While the U.S. health care system is notoriously costly, prices of generic drugs have actually been falling. Price spikes like EpiPen reflect a lack of competition that can be curbed by allowing generics approved abroad to be sold in the U.S., Greg Ip writes. China Will Try to Deflect G-20 Complaints at Hangzhou Summit A3 Canada Applies to Join AIIB A3 At Least 11 Dead After Typhoon Lionrock Hits Northern Japan A3 North Korean Vice Premier Executed, South Says A3 India’s Economic Expansion Slows to 7.1% A3 U.K. Prime Minister May Discusses an EU Exit Strategy With Cabinet A4 Spanish Parliament Rejects Rajoy’s Second-Term Bid A4 Frankfurt Airport Partially Evacuated After Security Breach A4 Greece Auctions Off Broadcast Licenses A4 Standoff With Iran Inflames Anti-Shiite Feelings in Saudi Arabia A5 Venezuela Cracks Down on Opposition Before Massive Rally A5 Oil-Price Drop Pushes Nigeria Into First Recession Since 2004 A5 World Watch A5 Islamic State Spokesman Killed in Syria A5 A Way to Seed Spy Technology A6 Donald Trump Plans Trip to Mexico to Meet President Enrique Peña Nieto A7 U.S. Watch A7 Advertisement Opinion Europe’s Apple Tax Ambush A10 The EU rolls over the U.S. Treasury and Irish tax law to punish an American company. Schneiderman’s Climate Secrets A10 Neither for President A10 The Populist Revolt Against Failure A10 Wage Stagnation and Corporate Income Taxes A10 Trump’s Immigration Shift Is a Winner A11 Names—Like ‘America First’ or ‘Progressive’—Have Histories A11 How the Exxon Case Unraveled A11 Notable & Quotable: Yon Goicoechea A11 Business & Finance U.S. Watchdog Seeks Assurances on Planned Shipping Alliance B1 The U.S. maritime watchdog won’t give the green light to a giant shipping alliance unless it provides guarantees of fair pricing for clients moving cargo in and out of the U.S. Treasury Secretary Lew Criticizes EU Decision to Issue Apple $14.5 Billion Tax Bill B1 Personal-Privacy Concerns Grip China B1 Asahi Mixes Drinks as Japan’s Beer Market Shrinks B1 Japan Shares a Bright Spot in Asia B1 New Zealand, Australia Fight Over Manuka Honey Pot B1 Move by South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping Roils Global Trade B2 China’s Shanghai Electric to Buy Majority Stake in Pakistan Utility B2 Deals Stoke Criticism Over U.S.’s Plan to End Internet Oversight B3 Google Takes on Uber With New Ride-Share Service B3 Roller Coasters Ride Into Dizzying Realm of Virtual Reality B3 China Grants Clearance for Dell-EMC Merger B3 Theranos Halts New Zika Test After FDA Inspection B4 Fertilizer Producers Agrium and Potash in Merger Talks B4 SpaceX Signs First Customer for Launch of Refurbished Rocket B4 Business Watch B4 India Set to Double Cotton Imports This Year as Global Prices Soften B5 Shareholders Are Winning a Seat at the Bankruptcy Table B5 Consumers Are Driving Up the S&P 500. Why That’s Nothing to Worry About B5 The Markets Have Gone on Holiday B5 World Bank Bond Issue Gives China Chance to Promote Yuan B7 Finance Watch B7 Emerging Markets: Catch the Yield Where You Can B8 Apple’s Bill Wouldn't Be Taxing B8 Unloved Banks Might Get a Profit Boost B8 Why Chinese Banks Are Moving Deeper Into Property B8 Mainland Chinese Investors Pivot to Safer Hong Kong Stocks B8 Chicago Stock Exchange Targets Rapid-Fire Traders With Speed Bump, Echoing IEX B8 Personal Journal The Parents Who Take the Baby on Safari A8 Veteran globe-trotters make the case for traveling to exotic locations with small children for adventurous vacations. The Forgotten Story of Winston Churchill’s Daring Escape A9 A Landmark Precedent to Protect Cultural Heritage A9 In Marge We Still Trust A9 How the U.S. Open Made Practice Perfect A12 U.S. Open Recap: Sam Querrey Falls, Grandstand Court Gets a Reprieve 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.