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• Intel CEO Challenge: Pick From Thin Bench, or Look Outside June 22, 2018
  Brian Krzanich’s resignation this week leaves Intel’s board with a tough choice: Name the next CEO from a small pool of internal candidates, or go outside for the first time in the chip maker’s 50-year history.
• Cummins Will Pay Tariff to Import Engines From Its Own Plants in China June 22, 2018
  Cummins, which imports engines and other products from its factories in China, is among U.S. companies likely to be stung by an American tariff on Chinese-made goods that takes effect next month.
• Are You Retired or Semi-Retired? Check Your Tax Withholding Now June 22, 2018
  A little-noticed effect of last year’s tax overhaul is that many pension payments are now larger. But this bump-up increases the risk that recipients will be underwithheld at tax time next year—and therefore owe a penalty. Tax Report columnist Laura Saunders tell you how to avoid this scenario.
• Shari Redstone's Path to Power June 22, 2018
  How heiress Shari Redstone overcame a falling out with her father to become the most significant female media owner in America.
• A Generation of Americans Is Entering Old Age the Least Prepared in Decades June 22, 2018
  Low incomes, paltry savings, high debt burdens, broken family structures, failed insurance—the U.S. is upending decades of progress in securing life’s final chapter. According to a Wall Street Journal tally, more than 40% of households led by people aged 55 through 70 lack sufficient resources to maintain their living standards.