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Reuters : 2017July27Thursday

Facebook, Verizon power Wall Street to record levels

Exclusive: Not Made in America - Wal-Mart looks overseas for online vendors

U.S. durable goods, trade data point to pick-up in second-quarter growth

Facebook shares surge as results quash fears of slowing growth

Jobless claims rise from three-month low

Twitter shares tumble as flat user growth disappoints investors

Verizon quarterly subscriber additions top estimates; shares up

Citigroup to move part of private banking to Madrid due to Brexit: source

'High Times' ready to roll with public offering

Deutsche Bank expects lower 2017 revenue after mixed second quarter

Forbes : 2017July27Thursday

BuzzFeed Is Redefining Digital: Releases First-Ever Smart Appliance (And Tasty App)

Does The World Need To Prepare Itself For A Justin Bieber Hip-Hop Album?

Why 'Destiny 2' Needs A Second (Brief And Identical) Console Beta

Russia, Macron And The Wild West Of Facebook

Smart Technology Is Coming To A City Near You

The Puppeteer Of The Strip: How Terry Fator Made $18.5 Million By Staying In Vegas

The World's Highest-Paid Comedians 2017: Jerry Seinfeld Returns To The Top Spot

Box Office: 'Wonder Woman' Is The Second-Leggiest $100M+ Opener Ever

How Sebastian Maniscalco Went From Waiter To One Of The World's Top-Earning Comedians

The 1 Job Interview Skill In Short Supply, Says Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe

BBC Business : 2017July27Thursday

Jeff Bezos: Amazon founder is world's new richest man

Lloyds sets aside another £700m for PPI insurance claims

Airbus cuts superjumbo A380 production again

Estate agents' profits plunge as housing market slows

Sky profits sag as football costs rise

BoE deputy governor role given to Treasury official

Twitter sees monthly user growth stall

AstraZeneca drags down FTSE 100

TNT cyber-attack crippling small firms, says FSB

Car production falls almost 14% as UK sales dip

Economist - Business: 2017July27Thursday

How to deal with Venezuela - The Economist

If America is overrun by low-skilled migrants... - The Economist

Has the bitcoin civil war come to a peaceful end? - The Economist (blog)

The Decline and Fall of The Economist - National Review

A high-speed rail connection between Hong Kong and the mainland is proving controversial - The Economist (blog)

UK finance ministry appoints its top economist as new Bank of England deputy - Reuters

An end at last to the Charlie Gard case - The Economist

Economist warns IPERS should expect lower investment returns in future - DesMoinesRegister.com

Brazil's economy buoyed by China's growth: Economist - China Daily

What is the moral compass of “Game of Thrones”? - The Economist (blog)

Fox Business: 2017July27Thursday

Foxconn hands Walker 'grand slam home run' - Fox Business

Amazon and Foxconn reflect a growing trend: Deliver it now - Fox Business

Ford expands Chariot shuttle service to New York - Fox Business

Shell profits triples on stronger refining, oil prices - Fox Business

Repsol earnings rise on higher production, efficiencies - Fox Business

Facebook Heads Toward $500 Billion Market Cap After Earnings - Fox Business

Samsung expects continued chip boom after record 2Q profit - Fox Business

Viacom out of the running for Scripps Networks - Fox Business

White House leakers are senior people, says Scaramucci - Fox Business

Nissan posts lower Q1 profit, misses estimate - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017July27Thursday

The Strange Case of Martin Shkreli Is Wrapping Up

Wider U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela Risk Biting Both Countries

Jeff Bezos Becomes World’s Richest Person, Surpassing Bill Gates

AstraZeneca’s Cancer Drug Trial Disappoints, Sending Shares Lower

Libor Brought Scandal, Cost Billions — and May Be Going Away

Behind an $18 Billion Donation to a New York Charity, a Shadowy Chinese Conglomerate

Foxconn Says It Plans to Build Factory in Wisconsin, Adding 3,000 Jobs

Facebook’s Profit and Revenue Surge, Despite Company Predictions of a Slowdown

Bitcoin Exchange Was a Nexus of Crime, Indictment Says

Fed, Leaving Rates Unchanged, Expects to Wind Down Stimulus ‘Relatively Soon’