Good morning. On Fortune’s radar today:
- Markets: Stocks slide globally, bonds too.
- Wall Street sees “nothing of real substance” as Trump-Xi summit yields more talk than trade.
- Claude keeps telling users to go to bed. Nobody knows why.
- Low-income people refuse to stop going on cruise ships.
- Data center construction jobs are MIA.
- Britain’s official GDP numbers look so weird they might be a mistake.
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