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to enter to win visit buysidesummersweeps.com. Donald Trump is due to be arraigned in a Miami

court today. A breakup of Google's ad tech business is being considered by EU regulators.

It's quite unusual for the EU to look for asset sales when it comes to an antitrust investigation.

A lot of these are resolved by finds and that's what makes the fact that they're considering this

really stand out. And China's Central Bank moves to shore up the economy.

It's Tuesday June 13th. I'm Keith Collins for the Wall Street Journal filling in for Luke Vargas.

And here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world

today. Donald Trump is set to surrender to authorities later today in Miami. This will be his

first appearance in a federal courtroom to face charges that he illegally held on to classified

national security documents after leaving the White House. Authorities say the brief court

hearing is expected to draw crowds of the former president's supporters and attractors.

Here's Miami Mayor Francis Suarez. We encourage people to be peaceful in

them demonstrating how they feel. And we're going to have the adequate forces

necessary to ensure that. Trump, who is denied any wrongdoing, is planning to

deliver comments this evening from his New Jersey golf club. Turning to China, where the U.N.

has dropped to a six month low after the country's central bank cut a key lending rate.

The move points to rising concerns over the economy's struggle to recover following the depths

of the pandemic. Journal, Aja Economics reporter Jason Douglas says we should also expect

further steps to help stimulate the world's second largest economy. By itself, it's not a big deal,

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