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U.S. Top News and Analysis

• China's foreign ministry welcomes North Korea nuclear test halt
• Ex-US presidents among mourners expected at Barbara Bush funeral
• Sessions reportedly told White House that he might leave if Rosenstein is fired
• Top VC deals: Elon Musk backs The Boring Company, Tiger gets into cannabis
• Cramer Remix: The most eagerly anticipated report of the year
• North Korea says it will suspend nuclear and long-range missile tests
• Wells Fargo's $1 billion fine doesn't fit the 'crime': Securities attorney
• Interest-rate worries may not be offset by good earnings news in the week ahead
• Former Massachusetts Gov.: De-scheduling weed is 'excellent politics' for Trump
• Justice Department demands info from all four major US wireless carriers in probe of alleged collusion
• Amazon Web Services launches 'blockchain templates'
• FAA orders 'emergency' engine inspections after deadly blast on Southwest flight
• Marijuana's margin is going to be captured in the end product, investor says
• Trump campaign rips Democrats' Russian collusion claim: 'This is a sham lawsuit'
• Trade war 'extremely dangerous' for global economy: JP Morgan's Jacob Frenkel
• North Korea is now connected to South Korea with a direct hotline
• US mall owner's CEO is about to retire, sparking deal speculation
• Amazon shouldn't be labeled a monopoly for being effective: Larry Summers
• Fed's Kashkari: Bond market is 'yellow light flashing' about possible recession
• Doctors know you lie to them. Here's what patients lie about the most
• Herbalife prepared a 'secret dossier' on Bill Ackman
• SEC charges a third founder of Floyd Mayweather-backed cryptocurrency with fraud
• Unemployment and financial distress may lead to school shootings
• You could make $70,000 out of college with a degree in marijuana studies
• PRO Uncut: Helima Croft
• Wall Street: No turnaround yet for General Electric despite earnings boost
• These bionic vests give factory workers super strength and help prevent injuries
• PRO Uncut: Tom Lee
• Weed sales lag expectations as California celebrates legalization on 4/20
• Presidential hopeful to give away $12,000 to demonstrate cash handout benefits
• These are the 5 fastest growing restaurants in America
• Justice Dept investigating leaked Comey memos over classified information: WSJ
• Fed governor Brainard says rising trade tensions a 'material uncertainty'
• The best budget-friendly summer vacations, according to US News & World Report
• One of the best high-yield stocks, and one to avoid
• See you in Q3: Many investors expect no market gain this quarter
• General Electric reportedly discussing sale of rail unit to Wabtec
• Judge will rule later on Trump and Cohen effort to delay Stormy Daniels lawsuit
• Just ask Goldman and P&G: Wall Street doesn't care about your good earnings right now
• What you need to know about the Wells Fargo settlement
• How this former Hillary Clinton staffer wants to help you feel less stressed
• Survey of millionaires finds more than half expect to reach 100
• This was Mark Cuban's 6-figure splurge after he became a millionaire
• Southwest offers apology, compensation to passengers
• Colorado counties sue Exxon, Suncor over climate change
• BP oil spill still haunts off-shore drilling industry 8 years later
• SunTrust warns ex-employee may have shared info on 1.5 million clients
• A shocking number of millennials are going into debt to keep up with friends
• Likely New York Fed president doesn't see much of a future for bitcoin
• The growth of cannabis culture could be bad news for beer: Analyst



Europe Top News and Analysis

• Fitch analyst says there's 'some scope' for taking a more positive view on the UK
• Euro zone reform needs to be done well, not quickly, Dutch finance chief warns
• The UK wants Zimbabwe back in the Commonwealth
• Porsche's head of powertrain development arrested, source says
• Closer euro area integration ?pays off,? says Italy?s finance minister
• Prince Charles reportedly to succeed Queen as head of the Commonwealth
• The world?s most famous transport system could soon be too hot to ride
• Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger quits after 22 years in charge
• Russia says Trump invited Putin to US during phone call
• Ericsson first-quarter loss shrinks as cost-cuts pay off; shares jump
• Protectionism is a 'historical mistake,' Spain's new finance minister says
• Europe ends slightly lower amid fresh earnings; Ericsson jumps 17.5%
• Debt restructuring measures for Greece could be finalized soon, Eurogroup president says
• Allergan in talks to acquire Shire, competing against Takeda Pharmaceutical
• Takeda in talks with Shire after $61 billion bid rejected
• Turkey has called a snap election and it's all about power and a 'deteriorating' economy
• G-20 nations slammed for being 'too slow' in tackling tax havens following the Panama Papers
• Unilever stands by outlook after first quarter meets expectations
• Europe markets close mixed amid earnings; oil prices hit multi-year highs
• Libya?s most powerful military leader might be dead and that could impact oil markets
• Iceland: Bitcoin heist suspect has likely fled to Sweden
• Italy attempts to end the political stalemate between warring parties
• EU data law shakeup could boost tech firms like Facebook ? but that's not what it's supposed to do
• UK inflation cools to 1-year low, raising questions over possible Bank of England hike in May
• Saudi Arabia brings back movie theaters ? and 'staggering' demand is expected
• Fund manager Jupiter sees first-quarter net outflows of $1.9 billion
• Chinese baby food demand helps Danone first-quarter sales beat forecasts
• Heineken boosts beer sales in Asia, Americas helped by early Easter
• Europe closes in positive territory amid earnings, jump in commodities
• Israel and Iran in ?dangerous game? over Syria after military advisors killed



Asia Top News and Analysis

• Scandal-hit 1MDB hasn't been contacted by international investigators, CEO says
• China's largest smartphone maker is working on an A.I. that can read human emotions
• India's blockbuster cricket league is beginning to rival even English soccer
• Sweden, Mongolia, Pyongyang and more: Where a Trump-Kim summit could take place
• In Comey memos, Trump talks of jailed journalists and ?hookers?
• Asian markets slip as technology stocks decline
• China could end up hurting itself with trade action against US farmers. Here's how
• This robot can assemble IKEA furniture in 20 minutes
• Allergan in talks to acquire Shire, competing against Takeda Pharmaceutical
• Takeda in talks with Shire after $61 billion bid rejected
• G-20 nations slammed for being 'too slow' in tackling tax havens following the Panama Papers
• Korean Air headquarters reportedly raided in probe into 'nut rage' sister
• The US has 'locked the door' on us, Chinese tech giant Huawei says
• Trump says unless North Korea summit 'fruitful' he'll pull out
• Chinese consumers forecast to spend more time on their phones than watching TV this year
• There's 'tremendous' potential for city planning in the Middle East, says infrastructure exec
• There are good reasons to put money in emerging markets ? despite higher rates, says bond strategist
• Saudi Arabia could be 'fantastically changed' even if only half of its reforms happen, investor says
• China slaps anti-dumping measures on synthetic rubber imports from US, EU and Singapore
• China will ban more imports of scrap and waste products as part of war on pollution
• China says it's ready to deal with any fallout from trade row with US
• Trump and Japan's Abe agree to intensify trade talks
• Stocks in Asia rise amid improved investor sentiment; oil extends gains
• Watch: Trump and Japan's Abe speak after revelation of Pompeo meeting with Kim Jong Un
• Forget India as a consumer market, here?s what Delhi wants to sell you
• India vows to fix cash crunch as ATMs run empty ? again
• Tesla could benefit from looser restrictions in China, says auto analyst
• US-China trade fight would not hit Chinese growth until end of this year, says JPMorgan
• Trump appears to rule out rejoining the TPP: 'I don?t like the deal'
• Chinese automakers' shares take hits after Beijing says it will open its car market



feed: Energy Stories

• Colorado counties sue Exxon, Suncor over climate change
• BP oil spill still haunts off-shore drilling industry 8 years later
• Trump accused OPEC of jacking up oil prices. Here's what he means
• Tesla shares fall on news of new probe into workplace injury
• Russia to keep options open on OPEC deal, will monitor
• Trump can't do much more about high oil due to OPEC: Dan Yergin
• Forget $100 oil. $75 is probably the ceiling this year, says Oman?s oil minister
• Sanctions imposed on Russia present a ?huge risk,? energy minister says
• President Trump tweets about OPEC and oil prices
• Oil prices stabilize, recovering from Trump's Twitter attack on OPEC
• Schlumberger quarterly profit surges 88%
• How emerging tech is disrupting the energy ecosystem
• Las Vegas embraces solar power as MGM Resorts goes green
• Oil dips but remains close to late-2014 highs on supply cuts, strong demand
• Saudi oil minister warns: Don't become complacent by the dramatic rise in oil prices
• Investing in companies looking at energy sustainability
• How the internet of things could impact power bills: CEO
• Energy has been challenging for private equity, says Jeff Eaton
• US oil closes 0.3% lower, falls from more than 3-year high
• Target leads the way as U.S. corporations look to go big on solar
• Nigeria's Buhari hints at $15 billion deal with Shell
• UK government proposes ban on plastic straws, cotton buds and drink stirrers
• Oil's 'artificial' surge to multi-year highs could spark a new crisis, economist warns
• $3 gasoline is coming soon as demand jumps and crude oil prices rise
• Skip Elon Musk's Tesla 'hell.' There's easier way to invest in car of the future
• China is getting better at fracking, the technology that sparked the US natural gas boom
• Crude soars, time to buy?
• Island-wide blackout hits Puerto Rico; officials probe cause
• Libya?s most powerful military leader might be dead and that could impact oil markets
• Oil tops $68 for the first time in more than three years
• OPEC's new price hawk Saudi Arabia seeks oil as high as $100
• Venezuela arrests two Chevron executives amid oil purge
• Major coffee chain says it will recycle as many as half a billion coffee cups each year
• There may never be another nuclear plant built in the US ever again
• Elon Musk raises Tesla Model 3 goal in internal email
• Buick unveils electric concept car in China, where the brand is wildly popular
• Shale oil has a refining problem, and Morgan Stanley thinks investors can profit
• Senators tell EPA to stop giving big refiners a pass on biofuels rules
• Brewing powerhouse Anheuser-Busch unveils ambitious sustainability targets
• Scientists develop 'mutant' enzyme that eats plastic
• US crude settles higher as potential supply disruptions support oil prices
• Vistra Energy CEO: Coal is on its way out
• A look at the development of China's shale gas industry
• Cramer Remix: Get used to this weekly market-moving routine
• Cramer Remix: Get used to this weekly market-moving routine
• Coal is on its way out, says Vistra Energy CEO as company shuts down coal plants
• Coal is on its way out. Solar is in: Vistra CEO
• Oil prices are likely to collapse later this year, Barclays forecasts
• EPA chief Scott Pruitt's $43,000 phone booth violated spending laws
• Machine learning unicorn Uptake is acquiring a huge industrial database



Green Energy

• 2015's top metal could see more gains next year
• Fears for key climate summit after Paris attacks
• Scared by climate change? Maybe you should head north
• Lloyd?s warns on climate change impact
• ?Black gold? could boost this crisis-hit country
• Going Green on the Frontlines of the Economy
• Going Green, Making Green: Yes, It Can be Done
• Tupperware CEO Wants to Save Earth With...Plastic
• Hybrids Go Mainstream
• Jim Cramer: Green Trucks Turning a Corner
• Planet-friendly trades
• Recycling a Profit? Weighing Pros and Cons of Going Green
• MillerCoors Reveals 'Green' Beer
• Making a Cup of Environmentally Sustainable Coffee
• Saving the Environment, One Landfill at a Time
• Earth Day Turns 43: Is Activism Still Strong?
• Earth Day Founder Builds on Sustainable Architecture
• Drought Worsens, Scorching Much of the Country
• 'Beyond Petroleum?' BP Goes Back to Basics
• Alberta's 'Dirty Oil': Drillers, Opponents Square Off



feed: Tech Stories

• Colorado counties sue Exxon, Suncor over climate change
• BP oil spill still haunts off-shore drilling industry 8 years later
• Trump accused OPEC of jacking up oil prices. Here's what he means
• Tesla shares fall on news of new probe into workplace injury
• Russia to keep options open on OPEC deal, will monitor
• Trump can't do much more about high oil due to OPEC: Dan Yergin
• Forget $100 oil. $75 is probably the ceiling this year, says Oman?s oil minister
• Sanctions imposed on Russia present a ?huge risk,? energy minister says
• President Trump tweets about OPEC and oil prices
• Oil prices stabilize, recovering from Trump's Twitter attack on OPEC
• Schlumberger quarterly profit surges 88%
• How emerging tech is disrupting the energy ecosystem
• Las Vegas embraces solar power as MGM Resorts goes green
• Oil dips but remains close to late-2014 highs on supply cuts, strong demand
• Saudi oil minister warns: Don't become complacent by the dramatic rise in oil prices
• Investing in companies looking at energy sustainability
• How the internet of things could impact power bills: CEO
• Energy has been challenging for private equity, says Jeff Eaton
• US oil closes 0.3% lower, falls from more than 3-year high
• Target leads the way as U.S. corporations look to go big on solar
• Nigeria's Buhari hints at $15 billion deal with Shell
• UK government proposes ban on plastic straws, cotton buds and drink stirrers
• Oil's 'artificial' surge to multi-year highs could spark a new crisis, economist warns
• $3 gasoline is coming soon as demand jumps and crude oil prices rise
• Skip Elon Musk's Tesla 'hell.' There's easier way to invest in car of the future
• China is getting better at fracking, the technology that sparked the US natural gas boom
• Crude soars, time to buy?
• Island-wide blackout hits Puerto Rico; officials probe cause
• Libya?s most powerful military leader might be dead and that could impact oil markets
• Oil tops $68 for the first time in more than three years
• OPEC's new price hawk Saudi Arabia seeks oil as high as $100
• Venezuela arrests two Chevron executives amid oil purge
• Major coffee chain says it will recycle as many as half a billion coffee cups each year
• There may never be another nuclear plant built in the US ever again
• Elon Musk raises Tesla Model 3 goal in internal email
• Buick unveils electric concept car in China, where the brand is wildly popular
• Shale oil has a refining problem, and Morgan Stanley thinks investors can profit
• Senators tell EPA to stop giving big refiners a pass on biofuels rules
• Brewing powerhouse Anheuser-Busch unveils ambitious sustainability targets
• Scientists develop 'mutant' enzyme that eats plastic
• US crude settles higher as potential supply disruptions support oil prices
• Vistra Energy CEO: Coal is on its way out
• A look at the development of China's shale gas industry
• Cramer Remix: Get used to this weekly market-moving routine
• Cramer Remix: Get used to this weekly market-moving routine
• Coal is on its way out, says Vistra Energy CEO as company shuts down coal plants
• Coal is on its way out. Solar is in: Vistra CEO
• Oil prices are likely to collapse later this year, Barclays forecasts
• EPA chief Scott Pruitt's $43,000 phone booth violated spending laws
• Machine learning unicorn Uptake is acquiring a huge industrial database

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