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Reuters : 2017December22Friday

Wall Street slips as Nike, UnitedHealth drag

Bitcoin plunges below $12,000, heads for worst week since 2013

Strong U.S. consumer, business spending bolster growth picture

UnitedHealth to buy Chile's Banmedica for $2.8 billion

Republican tax plan to dent U.S. home sales next year

Ford CEO apologizes, voices zero tolerance for harassment

In Silicon Valley, much-feared tax bill pays dividends for workers

IAG among bidders chosen for Austrian airline Niki: sources

U.S. tax break could push startups to share the wealth

Veiled threats and boardroom battles: the bitter close of a Brazilian bankruptcy

Forbes : 2017December22Friday

Safely Sharing The Road 'Over The River And Through The Woods' With Big-Rig Trucks

After FCC Vote, Internet Will Be Bigger And Better Than Ever

Uh Oh, 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Is Only The 2nd-Fastest Grossing Movie Ever

Here Are 13 Great Games You Can Get For Dirt Cheap During The Steam Winter Sale

Wimbledon Champ Petra Kvitova Opens Up About Attack: 'Everything Is A Bonus'

This Week In Credit Card News: Beware Of Tampered Gift Cards; Why Such Growth In Credit Card Use?

2017: The Year Europe Got Serious About Killing The Internal Combustion Engine

To Renew Our Airports, We Should Recycle Them

10 Charts That Tell The Story Of Energy In 2017

Binge Watching For The Holidays? How About Docs On Showbiz Fabulous Failures?

BBC Business : 2017December22Friday

Bitcoin loses more than a third of value over a week

UK incomes see sluggish growth

Apple faces lawsuits over slowed iPhones

Ladbrokes Coral bought by online rival GVC

Steel pensions: Stephen Kinnock calls for flexibility

Antibiotic use in meat revealed by UK supermarkets

South Korea's Lotte Group founder jailed for embezzlement

Curbs on plastic bottle and packaging waste sought by MPs

Eric Schmidt steps down as boss of Google owner

Embraer shares take off on Boeing talks

Economist - Business: 2017December22Friday

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How “The Nutcracker” danced all over world - The Economist (blog)

France named The Economist's country of the year - Times LIVE

The Nigerian love of board games - The Economist (blog)

France named 'country of the year' by The Economist - The Connexion

US Drops Charges That UN Economist Underpaid Bangladeshi Worker - U.S. News & World Report

What the victory of centre-right Sebastián Piñera in Chile's presidential election means - The Economist

'We're skeptical' tax cuts will lead to long-term growth: Merrill Lynch chief economist - CNBC

Accusations of harassment have felled some powerful men - The Economist

America's Department of Commerce imposes a tariff of 292% on Bombardier's C-Series jets - The Economist (blog)

Fox Business: 2017December22Friday

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Ryanair strike in Germany causes delays but no cancellations - Fox Business

Trump signs, lauds tax overhaul, off to Florida for holidays - Fox Business

US Stocks Mostly Flat in Quiet Trading - Fox Business

US Consumer Sentiment Fell Again in December -- Update - Fox Business

Banks, energy companies lead rebound in US stocks - Fox Business

AXA to Sell Franchise in Hong Kong for EUR237 Million - Fox Business

Republican tax plan to dent US home sales next year - Fox Business

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

Belarus aspires to become leader in digital currencies - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017December22Friday

Trump Promised to Protect Steel. Layoffs Are Coming Instead.

Tax Bill Is Great for Accountants — Unless They Have Holiday Plans

Bitcoin Plunges More Than 25 Percent in 24 Hours

The Can’t-Lose Way for Your Business to Pop: Add Bitcoin to Its Name

Ryanair Hit With Its First Pilot Strike, in Germany

Chairman of Lotte Group Is Convicted of Graft in South Korea, but Avoids Jail

Eric Schmidt to Step Down as Alphabet’s Executive Chairman

A Cute Toy Just Brought a Hacker Into Your Home

New York Public Radio Fires WNYC Hosts Leonard Lopate and Jonathan Schwartz

Common Sense: Holiday Windows Brighten a Bleak Retail Scene, but How Long Will They Last?