Today’s Wall Street Journal headlines:
• Deadly Counterfeit Air Bags Make Their Way Into Vehicles
• Retirees Gravitate To Funds Marketed As Safer — Investments dubbed ‘boomer candy’ help ease pain of sharp swings in the market
• Rising Hospital Prices Hit Local Economies — Companies shed workers in the year after local hospitals raise their prices, new research found
• GOP Gets Ready To Bash Chicago — Democratic National Convention is expected to draw focus to city’s woes
• The Fevered Economics Of a Coveted Handbag — You could double your money in five minutes by buying a Birkin handbag at your local Hermès boutique and then flipping it
• Car dealers improvise, cyber outage persists
Atlanta Journal-Constitution headlines:
• In U.S., we’re ‘flying blind’ on bird flu — Expert: Without testing, detecting outbreak unlikely
• Center delays take a toll on Savannah conventions — Large groups must adjust to smaller space or relocate
• Biden’s pre-debate offensive gears up to rebuild coalition — Campaign push in state kicks off wirh defense of reproductive rights
• Removal experts advise you to think before getting inked — Georgia one of top states for regrettable tattoos, research indicates
