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Reuters : 2017August11Friday

Snap shares hit record low as user growth miss unnerves investors

Wall Street opens higher after tepid inflation data

Exclusive: Saudi Arabia favours New York for Aramco listing despite risks - sources

U.S. economic expansion to last another two years or more: Reuters poll

Uber investor sues to force former CEO Kalanick off board

Modest rise in U.S. consumer prices may delay Fed rate hike

Amazon looks to new food technology for home delivery

Nvidia shares fall as investors fret over data center growth

After a long drought, bear market funds attract buyers

Exclusive: Amazon in talks to offer event ticketing in U.S. - sources

Forbes : 2017August11Friday

Why Agencies And Brands Should Be Worried (And How To Weather The Coming Storm)

Discount Grocery Retail On The Rise: Five Strategies For Traditional Brick & Mortar

Here Are Bungie's Changes From The 'Destiny 2' Console Beta To The Upcoming PC Beta

Market Presents a Timely Opportunity for TIPS Allocation

KPMGVoice: Risks Hidden In Your Internet Of Things

How To Avoid The Worst Credit Cards Fees And Reduce Your Debts

Three Ways Telcos Can Win In The Internet Of Things [Infographic]

Move-In Season: How Student Housing Owners Manage The Onslaught Every August

Former NFL Pro Supports Study Of Brain Injuries And Dementia In Football

The Best Way To Sell Your Brand To Your Customers

BBC Business : 2017August11Friday

How long could my summer holiday flight be delayed?

Why is the pound so low against the euro?

Tenth of young adults shun cash, says UK Finance

Tata Steel signs agreement for new pensions deal

Nationwide mortgage lending hit by fall in buy-to-let loans

US consumer prices inch up in July

Men from poor backgrounds 'twice as likely to be single'

Tata fined £1m after Scunthorpe Steel staff exposed to toxic gas

FTSE 100 down as shares hit by US-North Korea tensions

Heathrow poor for disabled travellers, regulator says

Economist - Business: 2017August11Friday

Google should not have given an outspoken engineer the sack - The Economist

The death of the internal combustion engine - The Economist

The EAGLE takes flight - The Economist (blog)

The Cuban-born Harvard economist who immigration critics love - Washington Examiner

Russia's biggest war game in Europe since the cold war alarms NATO - The Economist

After affirmative action - The Economist

Top Economist: Get Ready for a Stock Market Drop - Fortune

Mistrust in America could sink the economy - The Economist

News magazines enjoy circulation boost while celebrity titles suffer - The Guardian

China's economic performance impressive since financial crisis: US economist - China Daily

Fox Business: 2017August11Friday

North Korea is the demon here, not Trump or China: Guam Lt. Gov. - Fox Business

Bomb shelter business booming, thanks to North Korea, Trump - Fox Business

North Korean threats lift defense stocks - Fox Business

EU: 17 nations get tainted eggs, products in growing scandal - Fox Business

Ford Germany says all models, engines comply with emissions rules - Fox Business

Solar eclipse scams: Don't get duped into buying fake glasses - Fox Business

JCPenny Posts Loss More Than Expected; Shares Drop - Fox Business

State Dept. & DOJ protecting Hillary's Benghazi emails: Judge Napolitano - Fox Business

Judge orders writer of NY Times' Palin editorial to testify - Fox Business

Facebook Courts Video Makers for 'Watch' Tab With Financial Incentives - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017August11Friday

Snap Stumbles Through Another Disappointing Quarter

Who Owns Anbang of China? A U.S. Labor Union Wants to Know.

Uber Investor Sues Travis Kalanick for Fraud

Google Cancels Employee Meeting Because of Harassment Fears

Tensions Between U.S. and North Korea Spur Global Stock Sell-Off

Wall Street’s ‘Fear Gauge’ Skyrockets as Tensions Rise With North Korea

Your Money: Investing Short-Term When Stocks Hit Records? Imagine a Painful Drop

Jeffrey Lord, Trump Defender on CNN, Is Fired for Using Nazi Slogan

Your Money Adviser: Stung by Overdraft Fees? U.S. Nudges Banks to Explain Rules Better

Wealth Matters: Even for Philanthropists, Museums Can Make Art a Tough Give