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News Quiz for Aug. 9, 2025
Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.
Month: August 2025
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The Cities Offering Thousands of Dollars to Convince Workers to Move
A pandemic-era experiment has gone mainstream: Towns are sweetening cash offers with concert tickets, gift cards and golf memberships.
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Ad Tech Company Trade Desk Downgraded as Amazon, AI Reshape Digital Market
The company reported revenue growth for the second quarter but saw its stock price drop.
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A $15 Billion Hermès Mystery. A Sudden Death. And, Finally, Some Answers.
The apparent suicide of a financial adviser to an Hermès heir marks a dramatic turn in one of the most baffling and epic financial sagas of the century.
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Two Big TV Broadcasters in Advanced Deal Talks
A deal between Nexstar and Tegna could be a litmus test for the FCC’s deregulation push
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Lyft Bets on Robotaxis to Drive Revenue Growth
Lyft is betting on a revenue boost from deploying autonomous vehicles in the U.S. and Europe as the San Francisco-based ride-sharing company works to scale its robotaxi presence.
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Metro Appliances & More Awards $5,000 in Scholarships to Support Employee and Dependent Education
(Lowell, AR) – Metro Appliances & More is proud to announce the recipients of its annual employee scholarship program. Now in its second year, the Metro Appliances Scholarship Program continues its mission of empowering personal […]
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Trump Is Making CEOs’ Business His Business
The president who ran on his business acumen isn’t holding back in telling corporate bosses how to run their companies—or when to resign.
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Intel’s CEO, Under Attack From Trump, Is Already at Odds With His Board
Lip-Bu Tan and the chip maker’s directors have been clashing over how to revive the tech giant.