CNBC
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Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Occidental Petroleum, Wells Fargo, Micron, Joby and more
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Fidelity joins the rush for a bitcoin ETF, following BlackRock, Ark Invest and others
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Dow closes 200 points higher as major banks pop on stress test results, GDP revised upward: Live updates
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China's manufacturing activity shrinks again, casting a shadow on recovery hopes
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Euro zone inflation slides more than expected in June, but core rate ticks higher
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Stocks making the biggest premarket moves: Nike, Apple, Dominion Energy, Carnival and more
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Stocks rise to close out strong first half on encouraging inflation data: Live updates
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Apple's market cap tops $3 trillion
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The Supreme Court just ruled on Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
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Supreme Court strikes down Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
- strike down: 폐지하다
<Reference: CNBC>
Economist
Respect rather than ridicule
Middle managers are often mocked-but a new paper explains why they deserve to be taken far more seriously
Facing up to hard truths
A trade-off betwewen development and climate change is impossible to avoid. It is a battle over what is worse: a poorer today or hotter tomorrow
Not so fast
Why the road to widespread adoption of AI, and any resulting productivity boom, will be a long one
Humbling a tyrant
Vladimir Putin looks like a blundering thug in the hollowed-out gangland to which he has reduced Russia. The mutiny exposed a growing weakness
- blunder: 실수; 실수하다
- thug: 폭력배
- hollow: (속이) 빈
- gangland: 암흑가
- mutiny: 반란 (폭동)
<Reference: Economist>
New York Times
The Morning Briefing
A blow to affirmative action in the U.S., protests in France following a deadly police shooting, backlash over Shein's influencer factory tour
- affirmative: 긍정의
Breaking News
A former sheriff's deputy who failed to confront the Parkland high school gunman in 2018 was found not guilty of child neglect and other crimes.
The Supreme Court said a designer had a First Amendment right to refuse to create websites for same-sex weddings.
The Supreme Court struck down the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan, a resounding setback for tens of millions of borrowers.
<Reference: New York Times>
Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal
Nine states banned race-conscious admissions long before the Supreme Court weighed in. Here's what happened.
Breaking News
In a case that pitted gay rights against free speech, the Supreme Court ruled the First Amendment entitles a buisiness to refuse to do work for a same-sex couple
The Supreme Court has struck down Biden's student-debt forgiveness plan
<Reference: Wall Street Journal>
