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SoftBank Reports Record $23 Billion Quarterly Loss as Tech Downturn Hits – The Japanese technology investor suffered losses after holdings such as Uber lost value. A1

FBI Searches Trump’s Florida Home Mar-a-Lago in Document Investigation A1

What’s News: Business & Finance A1

China Extends Military Exercises as Taiwan Battles Cyberattacks A1

Data Show Gender Pay Gap Opens Early A1

What’s News: World-Wide A1

Used Lululemon Yoga Pants? Shoppers Overcome the ‘Ick Factor’ A1

U.S.

U.S. Lawmakers Look to Digital Dollar to Compete With China A2

U.S. Sanctions Crypto Platform Tornado Cash, Says It Laundered Billions A2

Corrections & Amplifications A2

Group Petitions to Ease Fines for Healthcare Workers in Student-Debt Programs A3

Most Parents Are Saying No to Covid-19 Vaccines for Toddlers A3

Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael Sentenced to Second Life Terms for Ahmaud Arbery Murder A3

Tesla, EV Makers Stand to Get Billions for Factories From Senate Bill A4

Republican Noah Phillips Plans to Quit Federal Trade Commission A4

David McCullough, Pulitzer-Prize Winning Author, Dies at 89 A3

Antitrust Bill Targeting Big Tech in Limbo as Congress Prepares to Recess A4

WORLD

Attacks at Ukraine Nuclear Plant Are Suicidal, U.N. Chief Warns – United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the attacks as Russia prepares to stage referendums in occupied territories in a possible prelude to their annexation. A5 As Many as 80,000 Russian Troops Hurt or Killed in Ukraine, Pentagon Says A5 Europe Steels Itself to Maintain Economic Pressure on Russia, Despite Pain A5 Russia Says it Won’t Allow U.S. Inspection for Now of Its Nuclear Weapons A5 EU Presents ‘Final Text’ to Iran for Reviving Nuclear Deal A6 Israel Reopens Gaza Crossing as Cease-Fire Holds A6 U.S. Won’t Ask African Nations to Pick Sides in Standoff With Russia, Blinken Says A7 Covid Lockdown Angers Tourists in China Beach Resort City A7

LIFE & ARTS

Feel Like the Internet Ate Your Creativity? Here’s How These Famous Artists Got It Back – Photographer Eric Hart, Jr., novelist Gary Shteyngart and other creative thinkers explain how they tune out digital distractions and let their minds wander. A9 Americans Are Vacationing More, but Staying in Work Mode A9 The Ultimate Yuppie Status Symbol, a Diamond Tennis Bracelet, Goes Mass A10 Inflation Reduction Act Is Big Win for Serial Green-Home Remodelers A10 ‘Reset’ by Panda Bear & Sonic Boom Review: A Cheerful Collaboration A11 Let’s Freak Out About the New York Mets (In a Good Way) A12 The Big Ten Toys With Athlete Unionization. Again. A12

OPINION

A Costly Passivity Toward China – Pelosi’s Taiwan visit matters less than years of uncertain American foreign policy as Beijing asserted itself. A13 The President Needs the Power to Fire Bureaucrats A13 A Sickbed Call From Historian David McCullough A13 ‘Sisters in Resistance’ Review: Three Women and a Diary A13 The Chamber of Commerce’s House of Horrors A14 Tilting at Climate Windmills A14 Florida vs. California on Free Speech A14 AARP Defends Manchin-Schumer Deal on Drug Prices A14 Where George Soros and Criminal-Justice Reform Go Astray A14 The Decline of Non-Orthodox American Judaism A14 The Federal Reserve Can’t Get Off the Hook So Easily A14 Mecca Rules Are Up to Muslims A14 The Union and the Murderer A14 The FTC Heads for Legal Trouble A15 The Not Ready for Prime Time Republicans A15 Covid Vaccine Mandates Heighten School Inequity A15 Floating Exchange Rates Add to Economic Uncertainty A15

BUSINESS & FINANCE

Tyson Foods Says Consumers Shifting Away From Higher-Priced Beef – Higher chicken prices and demand for cheaper meat cuts helped sales at the processor. B1

Hiring Gets Easier for Some Employers Despite Hot Job Market B1

BlackRock Opening South Florida ‘Snowbird’ Office for Dozens of Employees B1

Wall Street Shuffles Bets on Consumer Loans as Economy Slows B1

Axios’s $525 Million Sale to Cox Marks Merger of New and Old Media B1

A 70-Year-Old Taiwanese Chip Wizard Is Driving China’s Tech Ambitions B1

Airline Executives Asked to Step in to Help Airport Operations B2

Deliveries of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner Set to Resume in Coming Days B3

Ben & Jerry’s Tells Court That Unilever Could Undermine Its Social Mission B3

Pfizer Agrees to $5.4 Billion Deal for Global Blood Therapeutics B3

Russian Engines Lose Spot on Northrop Grumman Rocket B4

Nvidia Warns of Sales Shortfall as Gaming Revenue Drops B4

Two Chinese Cities Approve Baidu’s Unmanned Self-Driving Taxis B4

Palantir’s Revenue Growth Slows as U.S. Government Delays Contracts B5

Lyft Creates Media Division to Expand Its Advertising Services B5

How YouTube Keeps Broadcasting Inside Russia’s Digital Iron Curtain B6

Buying Cyber Insurance Gets Trickier as Attacks Proliferate, Costs Rise B6

News Corp Posts Revenue Growth, Boosted by Dow Jones B6

AIG Earnings Show Improved Property-Casualty Business B10

Carlyle CEO’s Early Contract Proposal Was Met With Silence From Firm’s Board B10

Virtual Real-Estate Closings Go Mainstream, but Some States Hold Out B10

Stocks Finish Mixed With Earnings in Focus B11

Wood-Pellet Exports Boom Amid Ukraine War, Environmental Concerns B11

EnCap Flatrock Seeks $3 Billion for Energy Infrastructure Fund B11

Walking Dead Network Still Has Life B12

SoftBank Needs a Vision Check B12

Nvidia Loses Its Game B12

The West Must Wean Itself Off Russian Titanium B12