Bloomberg:
- Trump Welcomes Saudi Crown Prince to U.S. as ‘Great Purchaser’. President Donald Trump welcomed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman as a friend of the U.S. and “big purchaser” of American armaments and investments. “A lot of people are at work” because of Saudi Arabia’s business, Trump said, adding that the kingdom has finalized $12.5 billion in purchases of planes, missiles and frigates from U.S. companies. Prince Mohammed praised the kingdom’s “really deep” relationship with the U.S. and said the Saudis are considering $400 billion in U.S. investment opportunities.
- Tech Stocks Decouple From Facebook(FB). Facebook added to losses in high-flying tech peers on Monday. But today, they’re standing strong.
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- House Speaker Ryan Says Trump Won’t Fire Special Counsel in Russia Probe. Lawmaker declined to say who provided the assurances nor how Congress would react if Trump moved to end Robert Mueller’s probe, as concerns grow about president’s attacks.
- Package Explodes at FedEx Facility in Texas, Following Austin Bombs. Blast outside San Antonio may be linked to ‘serial bomber’ in Austin, FBI says.
- Banking on Deregulation Is Still a Good Bet. Despite some last-minute jitters in Washington, regulatory relief looks to be coming for small and medium-size banks.
- China’s Leaders Smooth Trade Tensions but Talk Tough on Taiwan. But Premier Li Keqiang and President Xi Jinping took a stern line on Taiwan, warning against attempts to divide China.
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