Next can't control the weather (yet), house prices dip, and Aston Martin shares plunge -- get briefed ahead of your morning calls with The London Rush trib.al/pbFXtj2

It’s the kind of project normally seen in China or the UAE, but a plan to create Europe's biggest smart city in Greece is finally gaining momentum. trib.al/L9vsFNS

There’s a new addition to the pile of indicators showing inflation has yet to leave the party in the US: Here’s your Evening Briefing trib.al/KGjpiXX

Today in Bloomberg Deals: The latest twist in the protracted takeover of Everton FC, LVMH weighs options for Marc Jacobs and SES agrees to buy Intelsat trib.al/h3bLFvA

An almighty diplomatic row has erupted between Britain and Ireland over Irish plans to return asylum seekers to the UK. Get the Readout with Ailbhe Rea. trib.al/NSR4jCj

The euro zone exited recession with much speedier growth than expected, driven by its four top economies trib.al/vyvXtyx

Togo’s President Faure Gnassingbé looks set to extend his family's 57-year rule trib.al/D7z5DSg

HSBC boss Noel Quinn quits, Glencore expects a bumper year, and Britain has (some) deflation -- get briefed ahead of your morning calls with The London Rush trib.al/CIkeUkA

An economic transformation fueled by €515 billion of EU funds is part of the reason behind the overall support for the bloc in Eastern Europe. But discontent still remains in the countries that joined the EU family two decades ago trib.al/Fv2WE3C

HSBC’s CEO Noel Quinn unexpectedly retires trib.al/T2PLZ8z

Paramount replaced CEO Bob Bakish with a committee including Brian Robbins, Chris McCarthy and George Cheeks trib.al/TgPfjlt

After resigning today, Humza Yousaf becomes the second shortest-serving Scottish first minister in history. What could it mean for the UK general election? Get The Readout with Allegra Stratton trib.al/WmxEgkf

A billion-dollar hack is putting UnitedHealth's empire under major scrutiny—and has lawmakers asking if health-care mergers are putting more Americans at risk trib.al/Ul1YHUU

The yen roared back after plunging to its weakest level in 34 years and raising intervention speculation trib.al/MUcz24A

The yen rebounded after reaching the weakest level since 1990 trib.al/Bq7i4Tw

Blackstone makes fresh bid for Hipgnosis, Petrofac delays results, and BHP weighs a new Anglo offer -- get briefed ahead of your morning calls with The London Rush trib.al/5CxECk1

Pedro Sanchez is due today to announce his decision on whether to stay on as Spanish Prime Minister. Read the Brussels Edition trib.al/4hsEMqJ

BHP is mulling an improved bid for Anglo. Read today's Australia Briefing, by @ainsley_thomson, for your daily dose of the best of Bloomberg from Down Under and around the world. trib.al/lDgXWuN

The restructuring of Venezuela’s $154-billion debt pile is expected to be a long and painful process, but at least the South American country is ready to talk. Read it here in The Brink. trib.al/SanPdiH

The economic outlook is back to sticky US inflation and “higher for longer” monetary policy. Here’s your Weekend Reading trib.al/h3K4szN