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Japanese stocks rally to lead Asian markets higher, tracking a positive global lead after U.S. indexes notch another record finish, but South Korean shares underperform amid geopolitical concerns.

A cyberunit of China’s People’s Liberation Army was back in business after going silent for the past few months.    

In the latest Bedtime with BTIG note, strategist Dan Greenhaus passes along this chart of various markets and how they've performed year to date. One thing that really stands out is how bad the performance has been from the BRICs. The two worst on here are Brazil and Russia.  China and India are barely in positive territory. Overall emerging markets are down. The winners are the real old timers: UK, Japan, and of course the US, with Europe closely behind. A big part of the story this year has been the weakness in commodity prices, which is toxic for countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Russia. China of course has its own issues, and has had a sick stock market for awhile. Please follow Money Game on Twitter and Facebook.Join the conversation about this story »    

At JPMorgan Chase, the move to split the jobs of chairman and chief executive, now held by Jamie Dimon, comes as the bank is actually prospering.    

In a recent interview with ESPN, former Baylor University basketball standout Brittney Griner alleged that Baylor head coach Kim Mulkey told players to not be open about their sexuality out of concern that it could hurt recruiting.