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Markets in 'knee-jerk' reaction to N Korea test
– reuters.com
The Japanese yen, gold and sovereign bonds all rise – and European shares fall – as North Korea’s latest nuclear test, and reports Pyongyang was making preparations for another missile launch, provoke a knee-jerk shift to safer harbours. David Pollard reports.
New CEO as Novartis bids for growth
– reuters.com
Novartis changes leadership as CEO Joseph Jimenez announces his 2018 retirement in favour of chief drug developer Vasant Narasimhan. As Ciara Lee reports, Novartis has been criticised for missing the first wave of promising cancer immunotherapy drugs and billions in sales.
Right-wing media in denial about Russia probe?
– http://www.cnn.com/
The investigations into Trump and Russia are ongoing, yet conservative media heavyweights are talking about it in the past tense, as if the matter is settled and Trump has been vindicated. Brian Stelter scrutinizes the talking points.
Journalism is a family affair for the Habermans
– http://www.cnn.com/
Maggie Haberman and her father Clyde both write for The New York Times, and they recently had front page stories on the same day. The two sit down with CNN’s Brian Stelter to share how journalism became a family calling.
Enter the Draghi
– reuters.com
The spotlight shines on Mario Draghi once again. As the European Central Bank prepares for its latest policy meeting this week, its president has to reconcile an economic dichotomy of robust growth with weak inflation, a dilemma exacerbated by a seemingly unstoppable rise in the euro. Ciara Lee reports…
Journalists double as rescuers during Harvey
– http://www.cnn.com/
President Trump says the Coast Guard rescued Harvey victims by “going into winds the media would not go into.” Brian Stelter says this was a “wrong and petty” slap at the press. Columnist Will Bunch says the storm coverage disproved Trump’s claim that members of the media are “enemies of the people.”
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