Another nuclear summit between North Korea and the U.S. would be “unprofitable” unless Washington changes its negotiating stance, says Kim Yo Jong, sister of the regime’s leader https://t.co/L7jtqNzGEk

Starbucks customers will have to wear masks in about 8,900 company-operated U.S. stores beginning July 15 https://t.co/62Wr48fhBW

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Airlines temporarily halt flights after Hong Kong ends testing exemption for crews amid a rise in local coronavirus transmissions  https://t.co/UrdFCsVpAv

Online property brokerage Beike Zhaofang plans to raise up to $3 billion in what would be the largest listing of a Chinese company in the U.S. in more than two years https://t.co/L83LcygOgN

Australia suspends its extradition treaty with Hong Kong and gives city’s residents a pathway to staying permanently https://t.co/mNXBWZ9Qaj

Punjab National Bank, one of India’s biggest state-run lenders, says a customer has defrauded it of the equivalent of $491 million,  in its third multimillion-dollar fraud in as many years https://t.co/pMWpInslQ2

Heard on the Street: Gold prices aren’t far from the record reached after the financial crisis. New highs could be ahead. https://t.co/avXGRS2fSW

E-commerce was already highly developed in China, but the coronavirus crisis has turned online retail into a show that has hooked millions of stay-at-home consumers https://t.co/R6DuChq2Qu

Melbourne tried something new to control its latest outbreak: limited lockdowns by zip code. It didn’t work. https://t.co/lmAWifjBKw

Individual investors have helped fuel an eight-session winning streak in China’s stock market, but Beijing is warning them to think for the long term  https://t.co/LCUEBOAw5L

Park Won-soon, praised for his city’s aggressive coronavirus response, was found dead in a forested area in northern Seoul, police said https://t.co/Hiecb4xyfL

From @WSJopinion: Trump’s economic agenda worked well until the pandemic, write Phil Gramm and Mike Solon. Voters must decide whether to return to the policies that brought growth or to the Obama-Biden policies that produced stagnation. https://t.co/sAC3D7lpsv

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal https://t.co/5xQPDPcm8q https://t.co/lBwMTj10Yt

Executives are discussing options such as creating a new management board for TikTok or establishing a headquarters for the app outside of China https://t.co/GgIPUFGDyT

China’s central Hubei province, the original epicenter of the coronavirus, is facing its second calamity of the year as the largest rains in recent memory cause widespread flooding in the countryside around the provincial capital of Wuhan https://t.co/Xx5I2NaQl3

Dementia is only the starting point for an intriguing horror flick from Australia https://t.co/HEEy3sXydP

RT @WSJLife: Country music artist Mickey Guyton talks about the connections between country music and Black culture during the #WSJFuture of Everything Series https://t.co/BI11MYBp2E

To understand corporate chameleons like China’s Huawei, look to the era when the East India Company and other firms blurred the boundary between government and business https://t.co/QWWZimJgTM

Given the distractions, Adam Smith thought it was better to go to school than to go abroad. Eventually, everyone wanted to travel everywhere. https://t.co/pCTrSDqJLW