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Thursday, April 5, 2018
Premarket: 5 things to know before the bell
Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.
Trade war fears; Facebook trouble; Stocks up
1. Trade war fears: A measure of calm has returned to global markets. But for how long?
Witness in Mueller Inquiry Who Advises U.A.E. Ruler Also Has Ties to Russia
An adviser to the leader of the United Arab Emirates, George Nader, who is cooperating in the special counsel investigation, also has previously undisclosed links to Russia. 
Trump Drops Push for Immediate Withdrawal of Troops From Syria
American forces in northern Syria last month. 
Britain Aims to Close Gender Pay Gap With Transparency and Shame
EasyJet headquarters at London Luton Airport. Men outearn women by around 52 percent at easyJet, which has pledged to hire more female pilots. 
What the ‘Pivot to Video’ Looks Like at Condé Nast
Carla Lalli Music, the food director of Bon Appétit, makes scallops in the Condé Nast test kitchen. 
Lula, Brazil’s Ex-President, Can Be Jailed, Court Rules
Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil during a campaign rally in March. He has a significant lead in polls ahead of a presidential election scheduled for October. 
Grenfell Tower Survivors Still Displaced 10 Months After Blaze
The charred remains of Grenfell Tower in London after a fire tore through the high-rise. 
Op-Ed Contributor: ‘Democracy’ Still Matters
Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary in front of the Parliament building in Budapest, last month. 
Police Fatally Shoot a Brooklyn Man After Falsely Believing He Had a Gun
Investigators at the scene of a police-involved shooting on Wednesday in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn. 
Soccer-Man City find their 'perfect' match with Tinder deal
April 5 (Reuters) - Premier League leaders Manchester City have swiped right on a unique deal with dating app Tinder, both organisations said on Thursday.
White House Tries to Tamp Down Trade War Fears as China Retaliates
Chinese border police officers watching the arrival of a container ship at a port in Qingdao, China. On Wednesday, China threatened to retaliate against many of the American products and industries that President Trump has vowed to protect. 
EMERGING MARKETS-Emerging stocks bounce as trade war fears ease
LONDON, April 5 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks rose off two-month lows on Thursday after the United States voiced willingness to negotiate a resolution to an worsening trade dispute with China, while the Turkish lira touched a record low.
India's MakeMyTrip partners Flipkart for travel bookings
NEW DELHI, April 5 (Reuters) - Indian online travel portal MakeMyTrip Ltd has formed a partnership with Flipkart to allow customers to book domestic flight tickets and other travel services directly through the e-commerce firm's portal.
BRIEF-Applied DNA Signs Agreements With Colorcon For Molecular Tagging In Pharmaceutical, Nutraceutical Markets
* APPLIED DNA SIGNS DEFINITIVE AGREEMENTS WITH COLORCON FOR MOLECULAR TAGGING IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL AND NUTRACEUTICAL MARKETS
Russia's Mechel says Q4 net profit at 443 mln roubles
MOSCOW, April 5 (Reuters) - Russian metals and mining group Mechel said on Thursday its net profit totalled 443 million roubles ($7.69 million) in the fourth quarter, down 93 percent from the previous quarter.
Britain Aims to Close Gender Pay Gap With Transparency and Shame
EasyJet headquarters at London Luton Airport. Men outearn women by around 52 percent at easyJet, which has pledged to hire more female pilots. 
What the ‘Pivot to Video’ Looks Like at Condé Nast
Carla Lalli Music, the food director of Bon Appétit, makes scallops in the Condé Nast test kitchen. 
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