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Reuters : 2015October13Tuesday

Twitter announces layoffs as CEO Dorsey looks to revive growth

VW looks to cutbacks and electric cars to overcome scandal

Wall St. slips on weak China trade data

J&J third-quarter sales miss mark, hurt by strong dollar

Barclays says still in process of naming new CEO

GE to sell $30 billion specialty finance business to Wells Fargo

Oil falls after bearish IEA report

EMC to pay Dell $2 billion as breakup fee in go-shop period

China economic picture remains cloudy as September export fall eases, imports slump

AB InBev, SABMiller brew up $100 billion deal

Forbes : 2015October13Tuesday

Docs To Candidates: Your Ideas For Slashing Drug Prices Won't Work

Why Old Marketing Approaches No Longer Work

Ultimate Las Vegas Guide: Everything You Need To Know

Customer Experience is the Future of Marketing

Unhealthy, Not Wealthy, and Far from Wise

Court Decision On Berkeley Cell-Phone Warning Undermines Protections Against Compelled Speech

Dick Daniels' Path From Interim To Permanent CIO Of Kaiser Permanente

Losers Like Me: Fantasy Sports Sites Like FanDuel Attract Billions And Scrutiny As Popularity Grows

BUK Missile Caused Malaysia MH17 Crash, Dutch Probe Concludes; Aviation Entities Did Not Recognize Ukraine War Risk

Gift Idea: Limited Edition Leather Drinking Shoes From Basil Hayden's Bourbon

BBC Business : 2015October13Tuesday

UK inflation rate turns negative again

VW cuts investment by 1bn euros a year

Brewing giants agree takeover terms

Barclays to name new chief executive

Twitter lays off hundreds of staff

Royal Mail stake sale raises £591m

Worldpay lists on London stock market

House prices rising fastest in England

Royal Mail leads FTSE 100 lower

Ireland is on new path says Noonan

Economist - Business: 2015October13Tuesday

Princeton economist wins Nobel for work on poverty - Washington Post

The Economist explains - The Economist (blog)

BP CHIEF ECONOMIST: The world will probably never run out of oil - Business Insider

Stabbings and shootings, but no intifada - The Economist

The Economist Events' War on Cancer 2015 - PR Newswire (press release)

The tricky work of measuring falling global poverty - The Economist

Nobel-Winning Economist Probes The Means By Which We Measure - NPR

Economist studying consumer habits of the poor wins Nobel Economics Prize - National Catholic Reporter (blog)

This conservative economist makes the case for a carbon tax - Grist

Deutsche Bank Economist: The Fed Is in Danger of Making a Mistake of ... - Bloomberg

Fox Business: 2015October13Tuesday

SABMiller Accepts $104B AB InBev Takeover Offer - Fox Business

Twitter to Slash 8% of its Workforce - Fox Business

Fox Business Network and The Wall Street Journal to Sponsor GOP Debate in ... - New York Times

U.S.-Cuba Ties May Open Doors for MLB - Fox Business

Oil slips on IEA report, U.S.Forecast - Fox Business

U.S. Small Business Confidence Edges Up, Sales a Worry - Fox Business

Dell Buys EMC in Record-Breaking Tech Deal - Fox Business

Strong Dollar Eats into J&J Quarterly Sales - Fox Business

U.S. Futures Lower, Asian Shares Slip - Fox Business

Wall Street Declines After China Trade Data Disappoints - Fox Business

NY Times: 2015October13Tuesday

Volkswagen, in Future Cars, to Adopt New System for Controlling Diesel Emissions

Wall St. Is Down on China Worries

J&J Third-Quarter Sales Miss Mark, Hurt by Strong Dollar

Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller Reach Tentative Agreement on Merger

Twitter to Cut More Than 300 Jobs

Johnson & Johnson Board Approves $10 Billion Buyback Plan

Playboy to Drop Nudity as Internet Fills Demand

Worldpay Shares Rise 6 Percent After I.P.O. in London

China Imports Plunge in New Sign of Weakness

Scaling Back: Yes, Soda Taxes Seem to Cut Soda Drinking