WSJ Europe

News, business, finance, technology and culture from The Wall Street Journal in Europe.

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Another request to delay Brexit, another source of frustration for U.K. businesses https://t.co/AMnhUAQjhC

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The S&P 500 has rallied 19% this year—its best performance in the first three quarters of a year since 1997. https://t.co/nd2e9eFbbS

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How PetSmart, a bricks-and-mortar stalwart, avoided the fate of Toys “R” Us. https://t.co/3bAv8hDJe2

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Allegations about U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s past threaten to sidetrack the annual gathering of his Conservative Party, despite the popularity of his Brexit message https://t.co/T8mWB9MHgo

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While Kyiv comes off as an inept pawn in the Ukraine imbroglio, the spectacle boosts Kremlin efforts to undermine the U.S.’s role as a world leader and model of democracy, writes Jerry Seib https://t.co/LYAFEXBWPt

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Heard on the Street: Mario Kart Tour is off to a better start than any of Nintendo’s previous smartphone games https://t.co/9liYK9sXtH

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Once defined by big spending as it relentlessly pursued rapid growth, WeWork now needs to stop bleeding cash https://t.co/Fgb3TNfpEc

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GlaxoSmithKline says ovarian cancer study Validates Tesaro Acquisition https://t.co/riPG9Mk7lB

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Heard on the Street: Lordstown, Ohio, is a battleground in the UAW strike against General Motors. In time, it could also become emblematic of a U.S.-China battery supply fight. https://t.co/UOp3ee6ugE

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State-backed investors are knights in shining armor for cash-starved private enterprises in China https://t.co/HKZzAfZbLr

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Protesters are portraying Hong Kong as a front line in fighting authoritarianism as China celebrates 70 years of Communist rule Tuesday https://t.co/huZu4RlhzE

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Elon Musk’s amped-up timetable for Mars spaceship contrasts with delays for NASA capsules https://t.co/fuFhqj3Jl5

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Budweiser Brewing’s shares rose in debut https://t.co/CuWDWb9Rqx

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A new study found scammers are far more likely to succeed in stealing money from their targets through websites and social media than through phone calls or emails https://t.co/Rf5Bb31CyT

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‘We expect the pace of entering new lease agreements to slow over the next several quarters as we pursue more strategic growth.’—We https://t.co/aPWv9wlnpT

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Is his aim true? Will the pressure drop? N.Y. Fed Chief (and punk rock fan) is tested by an obscure but vital piece of the financial system. More obscure than our musical references. https://t.co/3vefk0mNvX

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Whistleblower is expected to testify soon, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff says https://t.co/paQatXo9hU

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A drop in U.S. long-term yields below short-term rates typically portends a recession, but that relationship may be breaking down https://t.co/hY7ULrCcpx

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U.S. shale boom is slowing, as production gains from technology advances level off and older shale fields produce less oil https://t.co/IBr3GgmUYy

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House antitrust investigators are scrutinizing plans by Google to use a new internet protocol in a way that could give it a competitive advantage https://t.co/xHjNTXxrLl