CNBC

1. Stocks futures fall slightly as Wall Street focuses on tense debt ceiling negotiations

2. Meta fined a record $1.3 billion over EU user data transfers to the U.S.

3. Stocks making the biggest premarket moves: Apple, Meta, Micron, PacWest and more

4. Stocks open little changed as traders monitor debt ceiling talks: Live updates

<Reference: CNBC>

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Economist

The world in brief

In today's edition: America's debt-ceiling drama continues; great powers face off in the Pacific, and Britain and Switzerland talk trade

Coporate congestion

In business, bottlenecks are everywhere. They just need to be found

"The Kerala Story"

Is Narendra Modi turning Bollywood against Muslims? India's prime minister is championing a low-budget, anti-Muslim film

• champion: ~을 옹호하다, ~을 위해 싸우다

A giant sucking sound

Can carbon removal become a trillion-dollar business? Quite possibly-and not before time

<Reference: Economist>

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Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

He oversees an equity fund that's beating the S&P 500. He's also a junior in college.

The Star Wars hotel that was too much even for Star Wars die-hards

Breaking News

Brooks Koepka won the PGA Championship. It's the first time a golfer on the Saudi-backed LIV tour has won a major title.

Facebook owner Meta was fined $1.3 billion by European Union privacy regulators for sending user information to the U.S., a record for the bloc

<Reference: Wall Street Journal>

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