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May Is Stuck in Fight Over Brexit Delay With Nine Days to Exit
Britain is once again stuck between the demands of May’s divided government and the reality of what the EU will offer.
Biden Starts Telling Supporters He Plans to Run for President, Source Says
Biden’s early advantage is driven by his high name recognition.
Thousands of Firings Expected After Disney Closes Fox Deal
Deal done, it must now get to the task of squeezing out promised cost savings.
Trump Economic Advisers Don't View High Oil Prices as All Bad
Higher oil prices may not always be a bad thing for the economy, according to a White House report.
Opinion
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Here’s How the Quants Might Pick NCAA Basketball Winners
The same principles of factor investing can be applied to March Madness brackets.
Timothy L. O'Brien
President Trump Has Some Stories to Tell About Deutsche Bank
Why a German banking giant is in the news, and why the White House might worry.
Mark Gongloff
Four Non-Trump Problems to Focus the Mind
Think smoking and walking, for starters.
Brooke Sutherland
China’s Boeing Threat Has More Bite Than Bark
A country that always favors the home team.
The Editors
Needed: A Real Crackdown on E-Cigarettes
The latest guidance for the vaping industry is no substitute for strong, smart regulation.
