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Dow Jones Newswires: China’s central bank cuts benchmark rate by less than expected

China's benchmark lending rate was lowered by a smaller-than-expected margin on Monday, after the central bank cut its key policy rates last week to offer more support for the slowing economy.

: Group of hedge-fund titans makes renewed bid to buy Sculptor Capital: report

A group of investors led by Boaz Weinstein and other prominent hedge-fund managers has made an improved bid to buy Sculptor Capital Management, which has already agreed to be bought by Rithm Capital Corp., the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

: DuPont near deal to sell its Delrin unit for about $1.8 billion: report

Chemical and industrial giant DuPont de Nemours Inc. is in talks to sell its resins unit, Delrin, to the Jordan Co., a private-equity firm, for about $1.8 billion, Bloomberg News reported Sunday.

: Hurriquake! Moderate earthquake rattles nerves in L.A. as Tropical Storm Hilary hits

As Southern California was dealing with torrential rain and flash flooding from its first tropical storm in 84 years Sunday, the region was rattled by a moderate earthquake.

Market Snapshot: Rising yields put S&P 500 on pace for biggest monthly loss of 2023 as investors brace for Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech

The S&P 500 is on course for its biggest monthly loss of 2023, jolted by rising Treasury yields as investors face the prospect of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates higher for longer.

Economic Report: Most businesses plan to stick to current work-from-home arrangements

Businesses want more employees to show up at the office, but they still intend to stick with current work-from-home arrangements for the foreseeable future.

Help My Career: ‘Gaslighters have two signature moves’: Are you being gaslighted at work? Here’s how to recognize the signs.

People who lie, steal and disrespect you at work have the trappings of a gaslighter. But the real deal has a whole lot more. 

: Outlook for China’s property sector is grim, but it isn’t the only drag on its economy

Financial markets have been firmly focused on the interest-rate implications of a resilient, even robust US economy, but investors may not have been paying enough attention to China’s economic and financial news.

The Margin: Barbie baby-name searches are spiking — and women already named Barbie are here for it

As search interest in the name Barbie jumps 792% off the $1 billion box office hit, real women named Barbie before it was cool are feeling the love

The New York Post: SpaceX and Blue Origin are being targeted by spies from China, Russia, U.S says

Chinese and Russian spies are looking to steal sensitive technology and data from US space companies including SpaceX and Blue Origin, according to a federal government communique.

FA Center: Risky high-yield ‘junk’ bonds aren’t priced like junk — and that’s a problem

The yield spread between Treasurys and junk bonds suggests that junk-bond investors aren't worried about recession.

BookWatch: Uber pitched itself as a solution — instead, it’s ‘a symptom of a very broken job market,’ new book says

"Disrupting D.C." makes a case for how racial inequality and failing policies in Washington, D.C., and other cities have helped the rise of Uber.
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