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The Wall Street Journal: Business

Brett Favre's SiriusXM Show Is On Hold [45m]
Orders for Long-Lasting Goods Fall for Second Straight Month [1h]
Home-Price Growth Slowed in July [1h]
Hertz, BP to Provide Charging Stations for Electric Rental Cars [2h]
Miami Firms Help Condos Fortify Buildings to Comply With New Law [2h]
Chinese Company Aims to Sell 3 U.S. Resorts for $1.3 Billion [2h]
Businesses Race for U.S. Climate Incentives [2h]
Apple Turns to the Pros [3h]
Best Buy, Home Depot Lock Up Goods to Fight Theft [3h]
Europe Investigates Unexplained Gas Leaks in Nord Stream Pipelines [3h]
Qualcomm CFO Focuses on Investing in Budding Automotive Business [3h]
Brands Review Data Privacy Policies After $1.2 Million Sephora Settlement [4h]
Lumber Prices Fall Back to Pre-Covid Levels [5h]
Musk and Twitter Set to Argue Over Unresolved Information Requests [5h]
Forced Labor a 'Top-Tier' Compliance Issue, Says U.S. Official [5h]
World Bank Cuts China Growth Forecast [12h]
Biogen to Pay $900 Million Over Alleged Physician Kickbacks [16h]
Bowflex Maker Nautilus Mulls Possible Sale [16h]
Biden's Student-Loan Forgiveness Plan Could Cost $400 Billion, CBO Says [17h]
Ford Asks for New Trial After $1.7 Billion Verdict in Rollover Lawsuit [17h]
Peloton Seeks CMO as Marketing Head Exits [20h]
Peloton Seeks CMO as Marketing Head Exits [20h]
GSK Taps Burberry Executive As CFO [20h]
Betty White's Estate Sale Brings in $4 Million [21h]
Hurricane Ian Forces NASA to Roll Back Rocket, Further Delaying Artemis Launch [21h]
Casino Shares Gain on Hopes of Renewed Tourism in Macau [22h]
Amazon Adds Second Prime Day in October [22h]