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Apple and Google failed to overturn multi-billion dollar rulings against them in Europe.

Plus, Israel launches a deadly strike in a humanitarian zone in Gaza,

saying it's targeting a Hamas cell,

and ahead of tonight's presidential debate will look at a pair of

economic policy ideas that have garnered traction across the aisle and consider how they might

work in practice. There's a pretty decent possibility we'll have something that looks or smells like a sovereign wealth fund,

but I would not expect it to be large or consequential.

And the reason why is that first of all money is scarce.

It's Tuesday September 10th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal

and here is the AM edition of What's News.

The top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

The European Union's top court today has handed down a pair of rulings that will force Apple and

Alphabet's Google to pay billions of dollars as competition authorities in the

block continue their efforts to rein in alleged abuses by big tech companies.

In one decision, the court upheld an order for Ireland to recoup up to $14.4 billion from

Apple.

That follows a 2016 determination from the EU's

executive arm that Ireland granted Apple benefits that violated EU rules on

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