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• BOJ Officials Are Said to Eye Possible Negative Rate on Loans (BBG)
• Daimler Probe Hits Industry Credibility After Mitsubishi Charge (BBG)
• VW hikes emissions provisions to 16-17 billion euros: source (Reuters)
• Valeant Finalizing Contract With Perrigo’s Joseph Papa as Next CEO (WSJ)
• U.S. split deepens over Putin's intentions in Syria civil war (Reuters)
• As Global Stocks Rally, China's Markets Send More Ominous Signal (BBG)
• Russian forces in Syria fired on Israeli aircraft (Reuters)

Free trade is constantly being blamed for America’s trade deficits and static living standards. It’s not true!

• After big New York wins, Trump and Clinton cast themselves as inevitable (Reuters)
• Eastern States Take Turn in Presidential Primary Spotlight (WSJ)
• China's Stocks Tumble Most in Seven Weeks to Break Trading Calm (BBG)
• Oil falls on end to Kuwaiti strike, supply outlook (Reuters)
• Oil price's decline weighs on global stock markets (Reuters)
• Blankfein's Decade Ending With a Thud on a Humbled Wall Street (BBG)
• Toyota to Resume Production at Most Japan Plants Next Week (WSJ)

A reader points out that The New York Times‘s Room For Debate feature this week has five people arguing over whether or not comments sections are worthwhile. 

For the pro side, here’s a bit from Samita Mukhopadhyay, an editorial director at Mic:

All that hackers need to listen in on your phone conversation or to read your text messages or to track your movement is your smartphone number. The Daily Mail reports: They can do this by exploiting a flaw in a global telecom network called Signal System 7 (SS7) that helps phone carriers across the world route calls and texts. Now, a 60 minutes investigation has revealed just how easy it is to exploit this vulnerability, and according to experts, all phones are at risk.