Morning Agenda: Greece Accepts Austerity Measures
Date: 10 July 2015
By DEALBOOK
Dealbook
Greece Accepts Austerity Measures | Chinese Stock Markets Sustain Rebound | Bankers Sign Up for Uber as Its I.P.O. Looms | P.&G. Sells Beauty Brands
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What We’re Reading
Date: 10 July 2015
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Get recommendations from New York Times reporters and editors, highlighting interesting stories from around the web. In this installment, great reads from Eduardo Porter, Lynda Richardson and others.
Morning Agenda: Alarm Over Computer Failures
Date: 09 July 2015
By DEALBOOK
Dealbook
Alarm Over Computer Failures | Chinese Stocks End Slump But Wariness Remains | Euro Used as Weapon | Why Barclays C.E.O. Was Ousted
Chinese Employee of German Weekly Is Freed After 9-Month Detention
Date: 10 July 2015
By CHRIS BUCKLEY
Chris BUCKLEY
Beijing authorities release Zhang Miao, news assistant for German weekly Die Zeit, after nine-month detention; Zhang, Chinese citizen, was detained when she returned from helping report on Hong Kong pro-democracy protests; critics say incident is part of China's crackdown on foreign reporters, but government officials say Die Zeit did not obtain proper credentials for Zhang and therefore she was working illegally.
Can’t Fire Him: Republican Party Frets Over What to Do With Donald Trump
Date: 10 July 2015
By MICHAEL BARBARO, MAGGIE HABERMAN and JONATHAN MARTIN
Michael BARBARO
News Analysis; Republican Party leaders are very hesitant to renounce upstart, controversial presidential candidate Donald Trump over his comments about Mexican immigrants; calculations of GOP victory in 2016, and its dependence on aging white voters, make it very perilous for party to treat him as a total outcast.
Why China’s Stock Market Bailout Just Might Work
Date: 10 July 2015
By JAMES B. STEWART
James
James B Stewart Common Sense column observes China's efforts to stabilize its stock market after big drops may succeed, due to motivation and resources available; points out that among its moves to aid market, government has set up $19.4 billion fund to buy stocks.