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Reuters : 2017December04Monday

CVS, Aetna executives defend $69 billion deal to skeptical Wall Street

Tax-cut euphoria elevates Wall Street to record high

Broadcom launches 11-nominee slate for Qualcomm board

Shares of big U.S. banks jump as Senate approves tax overhaul

Bitcoin dips below $11,000 after setting another record high

Discovery increases stake in Oprah Winfrey Network

Ireland expects Apple back tax in escrow account in first quarter, 2018: minister

U.S. corporate alternative minimum tax should be removed: House Republican

Amazon Australia goes live in time to ruin rivals' Christmas

Scottish lawmakers to pressure RBS to stop branch closures

Forbes : 2017December04Monday

College Football Playoffs 2018: Opening Odds And Picks For Clemson Vs. Alabama, Oklahoma Vs. Georgia

Don't Try And Find An iPhone X In An Apple Store

The Ultimate Fighter 26 Finale Fighter Pay: New Champ Nicco Montano Earns $100K

The Hidden Costs of Cold War

How Harrods Is Taking a Hands-On Approach to Engaging Luxury Consumers

'Avengers' And 'Jurassic World' May Be The Only New Pre-'Star Wars' Trailers

Retail Reality: It's Death In The Middle

Is It Too Early To Start Worrying About How EA Will Monetize 'Anthem'?

Consumer Survey By Cybersecurity Company Indicates Lack Of Trust In Connected Vehicles

Government Shutdown Could Allow Sessions To Launch Marijuana Crackdown

BBC Business : 2017December04Monday

Co-op sells food after 'best before' dates in waste crackdown

End of mega-cheap personal loans?

Toys R Us to shut 'at least' 26 UK stores

Fox 'resumes sale talks' with Walt Disney

Will it be a slam dunk for the US sports betting ban?

Most driving tests go ahead despite examiners' strike

Facebook creates 800 jobs as it opens new London office

Brexit impact on UK pharma industry to be investigated

Are Saturday jobs less popular among teenagers now?

UK and EU fail to strike Brexit talks deal

Economist - Business: 2017December04Monday

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Theresa May's Irish answer poses new Brexit questions - The Economist

Economist Larry Summers predicts 10000 will die per year due to tax reform - CNBC

How landing and take-off slots are allocated at congested airports - The Economist (blog)

Does refusing to bake a wedding cake count as speech? - The Economist (blog)

Economist Jim Rickards on gold versus bitcoin - Business Insider - Business Insider

Will Seattle benefit when Amazon grows elsewhere? An economist and an investor weigh in - GeekWire

Insider Q&A: Economist Diane Swonk on what's ahead in 2018 ... - ABC News

The Senate passes a tax bill - The Economist (blog)

Honduras's disputed election provokes a crisis - The Economist

Fox Business: 2017December04Monday

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US Stocks Jump on Senate Tax Bill - Fox Business

Trump backs Alabama Republican Senate candidate Moore - Fox Business

Supreme Court to hear arguments over sports-betting ban - Fox Business

News Highlights: Top Global Markets News of the Day - Fox Business

Facebook launches parent-controlled Messenger app for kids - Fox Business

Media's blatant contempt for Trump is costing you money: Varney - Fox Business

News Highlights: Top Energy News of the Day - Fox Business

CVS bids $69 billion for Aetna amid health care changes - Fox Business

Europe up, Asian shares mixed with US politics in focus - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017December04Monday

CVS to Buy Aetna for $69 Billion in a Deal That May Reshape the Health Industry

Facebook Has a New Messaging App Aimed at Those 13 and Under

Broadcom Proposes Unseating Qualcomm Board as Takeover Fight Escalates

How a Company Actually Plans to Spend Its Tax Cut Money

China’s A.I. Advances Help Its Tech Industry, and State Security

Is a Trivia App the Answer to Questions About Live Streaming?

China Limits Waste. ‘Cardboard Grannies’ and Texas Recyclers Scramble.

Melting Arctic Ice Makes High-Speed Internet a Reality in a Remote Town

Now on Oracle’s Campus, a $43 Million Public High School

China’s Top Ideologue Calls for Tight Control of Internet