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DealBook Briefing: Goldman Says Trump Could Squeak a Win in 2020
Economists at the bank think the president has a “narrow” advantage over Democratic challengers in his re-election bid.
As Hollywood Embraces Diversity, Jobs for Female Directors Remain Sparse
After years of being called to task for sidelining female filmmakers, studios as a whole continue to rely overwhelmingly on men to lead productions.
DealBook Briefing: Everything You Need to Know About the Pinterest I.P.O.
How much will the company be valued at? What can go wrong? Who stands to get rich? What does it mean for other I. P. O.s? Let us answer all those questions and more.
The Week in Business: Uber’s Bumpy Ride and Apple’s Star-Studded Trial
Plus, The National Enquirer is for sale, and Elon Musk must make nice with the S.E.C.
Medicare Aims to Expand Coverage of Cancer Care. But Is It Enough?
Doctors and patients are pushing the Trump administration to pay for a powerful but costly cancer treatment known as CAR-T, one of many new “personalized medicines.”
Climate-Change Funds Try to Profit From a Warming World
Mutual funds are investing in companies that can help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and aid in adaptation to climate change.
Moon Landing Beckons for Israel’s Beresheet Spacecraft
If Beresheet lands intact, SpaceIL will be the first private organization to land a spacecraft on the moon.
Yale Museum of British Art Chooses Dia Curator as Its Director
Courtney J. Martin will direct the Yale Center for British Art, the museum and research institution housed in a renowned Louis Kahn building.
Turkey’s Plan for Economy Is Seen as Tepid Response to Downturn
Amid political turmoil, a blueprint by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government avoids the tougher steps economists say are needed to reverse a recession.