Japan exports to US fall for first time in 17 months amid protectionism fears

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Japan exports to US fall for first time in 17 months amid protectionism fears

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan's exports to the United States fell in June for the first time in 17 months amid worries about U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies.
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China's Yuan Tumbles as PBOC Weakens Fix, Easing Bets Mount

China's yuan slumped to a one-year low as the central bank showed little sign of intervening to slow the currency's descent and bets for monetary policy easing mounted.
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Papa John's and Publicis Groupe's Fallon Part Ways After One Month

Fallon was retained by Papa John's in June and has confirmed it since has resigned the account. Share. By Lindsay Rittenhouse,.
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Leading AI researchers vow to not develop autonomous weapons

Thousands of the world's foremost experts on artificial intelligence, worried that any technology they develop could be used to kill, vowed Wednesday to play no role in the creation of autonomous weapons.
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Morgan Stanley Loosens Purse Strings

Stephen Gandel is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering banking and equity markets. He was previously a deputy digital editor for Fortune and an
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