Archive -Daily News

Wall Street Journal

World News : 2016October17Monday

Iraq Forces Advance to Edges of ISIS-Held Mosul

EU Push Russia, Syria to End Aleppo Bombing

Belgium Looks to FBI Tactics to Counter Well-Armed Terrorists

Baby Deaths Soar in Venezuela

At Least 25 Dead in Vietnam Floods as Country Braces for Typhoon Sarika

WikiLeaks Says 'State Party' Disrupted Assange's Internet

U.S., U.K. Call for Yemen Cease-Fire

Philippine Leader Rolls Dice With Embrace of China

U.K.'s May Has 'Right' to Trigger Brexit, Court Hears

Japanese Scientists Master Egg Creation Process in Mice

U.S. Business : 2016October17Monday

Caterpillar CEO to Step Down

CEO Mark Fields Sets Ford on a Dual Track

Japan's Daicel Bets Its Future on Takata's Air Bag Business

PepsiCo Doubling Down on Health Push

Tesla to Partner with Panasonic to Make Solar Panels at Buffalo Factory

Germany's Apprenticeship System Comes Under Attack

Yellen Cites Benefits to Running Economy Hot for Some Time

U.S. Industrial Production Up 0.1% on Better Factory Output

U.S. Retail Sales Rose 0.6%, Pointing to Confident Consumers

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Falls to One-Year Low

Markets News : 2016October17Monday

Winners Emerging Among Battered Banks

The Biggest Pharma Election Risk Is in California

The End of Monetary Policy Ushers in a Messy New Age

China's Crown Affair Puts Pressure on Casinos Everywhere

Deutsche Bank Faces Shrinking U.S. Fortunes

Netflix Isn't Headed Toward a Happy Ending

China's Ballooning Mortgage Debt Built on Shaky Foundation

Deutsche Bank: In Need of Friends

Wells Fargo Enters Fog of Uncertainty

SaigonBao.com

Technology: 2016October17Monday

Pandora Unveils Promotional Tools for Artists, Labels

Tesla to Partner with Panasonic to Make Solar Panels at Buffalo Factory

Samsung Self-Tested Batteries in Galaxy Note 7 Phone

Companies Try Out Selfies as Password Alternatives

BlackBerry Juices Indonesia's Plans to Grow Smartphone Supply Chain

U.S. Bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Cellphones on Aircraft

Intel's Results to Provide Clues About Cloud Trends

The Atlantic to Ad Blockers: Pay Up or Leave

Why Twitter Actually Is a Media Company

Twitter Faces a Fresh Test After Salesforce Loses Interest

Lifestyle: 2016October17Monday

Menswear's New Shopping Playbook

The Most Dangerous Cup of Coffee in the World

Companies Try Out Selfies as Password Alternatives

You Bought a Vineyard. Now, Meet Your Staff

Modern Farmhouses: Wine Country's New Must-Have Homes

The Smartest Cordless Tools for Your Workbench

Sandra Bernhard's New Targets

Gigi Hadid Casts a Spell

Step Into Christian Louboutin's Gorgeous Portugal Abode

Stella McCartney Launches Menswear

SaigonBao.com

Top Stories: 2016October17Monday

Market Extra: The stock market is turning into a sloppy, ugly mess—and it could get worse

The Tell: Billionaire David Tepper is ‘pretty cautious’ on the stock market

In One Chart: Here’s what happens to stocks in election years when one party wins big

Capitol Report: State Department official pressured investigators to change email status, FBI documents show

Capitol Report: Third-party candidates get media coverage — in the form of a John Oliver beating

Capitol Report: At the low end, homeowners are even more leveraged than they were during the bubble

London Markets: FTSE 100 drops by the most in three weeks; U.K. bonds sell off

The Fed: Fed’s Fischer says a number of factors contributing to low rates

Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks edge lower despite strong Bank of America results

Europe Markets: Fall in oil shares lead European stocks to lower close