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Viral Moments May Signal Mood Swing in Trump-Biden Rematch
A string of potentially defining exchanges have gone viral in recent weeks, potentially capturing a major shift in mood as the nation appears headed for a Trump-Biden rematch in November.
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Academic Freedom Under Fire
Politicians despise it. Administrators aren’t defending it. But it made our universities great-and we’ll miss it when it’s gone.
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A Great Week for American Workers
Thanks to autoworkers, baristas, and some Biden administration agencies
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Barclays Says It’s Winning Asia Banking Business From US Firms
Barclays Plc says it’s gaining market share in Asia from some US rivals after it hired almost a dozen senior sales and trading staff in the past year to accelerate the buildout of various business lines.
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Sumitomo Shares Jump Most Since 2020 on Elliott’s Reported Stake
Sumitomo Corp. shares surged by the most since August 2020 after activist investor Elliott Management Corp. was said to have built a “large” stake in the Japanese trading house.
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Bonza’s Future in Doubt as Australian Airline Cancels Flights
The fate of Australian budget airline Bonza is in doubt as the airline suspended operations amid talks over the company’s future.
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SocGen Traders in Asia Exited After Options Bets Went Undetected
A pair of traders in Hong Kong have left Societe Generale SA after the French bank discovered a batch of risky bets that went undetected by the firm’s risk-management systems, according to people familiar with the matter.
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China Cuts Air Pollution After Reimposing Winter Controls: CREA
China’s reintroduction of a pollution action plan this winter helped improve air quality after its disappearance last year led to a surge in smog, according to a new report.
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Japan’s Factory Output Rebounds From Dismal Start to Quarter
Japan’s factory output rebounded more than expected, reversing from two months of declines, in a sign of improvement in the manufacturing sector after a poor start to the year.
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