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Premarket: 6 things to know before the bell

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

China cuts car tariffs; Zuckerberg in Brussels; Italy's new candidate

1. China cuts car tariffs: China announced Tuesday it will cut import tariffs on passenger cars from 25% to 15%, its latest step to further open its huge economy.

Mark Zuckerberg to Apologize Again, This Time to European Parliament

Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, is expected to stick to what has become a well-used script when he appears before European lawmakers in Brussels.

New Cancer Treatments Lie Hidden Under Mountains of Paperwork

Italy’s Populists Move Closer to Power, With Little-Known Pick for Prime Minister

Giuseppe Conte in Rome, before the Italian elections this spring.

Trump’s Charm and Threats May Not Be Working on China. Here’s Why.

On Monday, President Trump promoted his administration’s trade talks with China as a success, saying on Twitter that they would lead China to buy more American agricultural goods.

Venice Journal: A Chance to Spend 99-Plus Years in Venice (in the Afterlife)

The San Michele cemetery in Venice is the resting place of numerous celebrities as well as Venetians of all classes.

Chances of China Trade Win Undercut by Trump Team Infighting

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in January. He said Sunday that the United States would hold off on imposing tariffs on China. Hours later, a trade official threatened the opposite.

News Analysis: By Demanding an Investigation, Trump Challenged a Constraint on His Power

Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, met with President Trump and other senior law enforcement and intelligence officials at the White House on Monday.

Tibetan Activist Who Promoted His Native Language Is Sentenced to Prison

Tashi Wangchuk, a Tibetan entrepreneur and education advocate, at his home in Yushu, China, in 2015.

Germany’s New Face in Foreign Affairs

Heiko Maas, the German foreign minister, in Berlin this month.

Australian Archbishop Found Guilty of Sexual Abuse Cover-Up

Archbishop Philip Wilson, center, arriving at a courthouse in Newcastle, Australia, on Tuesday. He was convicted of covering up abuse by a priest in the state of New South Wales in the 1970s.

UPDATE 1-Varian says will not match Chinese bid for Australia's Sirtex

May 22 (Reuters) - Varian Medical Systems said it would not increase its offer to buy Australian liver cancer treatment provider Sirtex Medical Ltd after Sirtex on Tuesday said Chinese private equity firm CDH Investments had submitted a formal bid.

UPDATE 1-Toll Brothers' profit misses estimates due to higher costs

May 22 (Reuters) - U.S. luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers Inc's second-quarter profit missed Wall Street estimates on Tuesday, hurt by higher costs due to rising prices for building materials and shortages of land and skilled workers.

UPDATE 3-U.S., China nearing deal to remove U.S. sales ban against ZTE -sources

* Sources cite opposition within U.S. government, business circles

Robert Indiana, 89, Who Turned ‘Love’ Into Enduring Art, Is Dead

Robert Indiana mixed paint in front of a design for a poster for the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center in 1964.

Australia's Santos rejects Harbour Energy's final $10.8 bln takeover offer

May 22 (Reuters) - Australia's Santos said on Tuesday it terminated discussions with Harbour Energy and rejected the U.S.-based firm's final takeover offer of $10.8 billion.

Europe Edition: Grenfell, China, Genome: Your Tuesday Briefing

Airbus confirms amendments to comply with WTO over subsidies

PARIS, May 22 (Reuters) - European planemaker Airbus said on Tuesday that the company - along with France, Germany, Spain and the UK - had made some changes regarding loans for the A380 and A350XWB planes to comply with the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

UPDATE 1-Two new Ebola deaths recorded in Congo - health ministry

MBANDAKA, Democratic Republic of Congo, May 22 (Reuters) - T wo new deaths from Ebola and seven new confirmed cases have been recorded in Democratic Republic of Congo, the health ministry said on Tuesday.