Headlines from The Wall Street Journal, page 3
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Thursday, July 23
- Big Banks Are Wading Back Into Commercial Real-Estate Lending
Lenders had shunned the category just a few years ago, with investors and analysts warning of a wave of defaults.
- Four Takeaways From Our Report on the IRS Chief Who Spied on Colleagues at JPMorgan
Frank Bisignano spied on colleagues when he worked at JPMorgan. Bisignano, who also is the chief of Social Security, denied he ever spied on co-worker
- Google Has the Muscle to Overpower Spending Worries
AI investment and delays are concerns, but the company’s core businesses look strong.
- Emirates NBD’s Profit Holds Steady as U.A.E. Economy Faces Iran War Disruptions
Net profit at Dubai’s biggest bank rose 2.2%, as strong lending and customer activity helped it withstand the economic disruption caused by the war.
Wednesday, July 22
- Cartier’s Love Bracelet Has the Hype. The Birkin Still Has the Upper Hand.
Hermès continues to be the most reliable luxury stock, even if Cartier’s owner Richemont is catching up.
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