Xi Jinping Is Set for a Big Gamble With China’s Carbon Trading Market

By CHRIS BUCKLEY

A carbon trading program is shaping up as a big policy retort to President Trump’s decision to quit the Paris accord. But getting local industries on board will be a challenge.

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OSHA to Roll Back Rules on Toxic Mineral at Construction Sites

By BARRY MEIER

The workplace safety agency says it will ease Obama-era limits imposed on the use of coal slag, which contains beryllium, a potentially deadly mineral.

‘Nobody Is Perfect’: Some Uber Employees Balk at Travis Kalanick’s Exit

By MIKE ISAAC and KATIE BENNER

More than 1,000 workers supported a petition asking the company’s board to bring back the former chief in an active role.

Google Will No Longer Scan Gmail for Ad Targeting

By DAISUKE WAKABAYASHI

After years of complaints by privacy advocates, the company said it will stop the practice on its free email service to eliminate confusion around its advertising policies.

E.C.B. Seeks Control Over London Trading After ‘Brexit’