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Reuters : 2017October25Wednesday

Tax plan worries, tepid earnings halt rally

U.S. House speaker says tax plan entering most difficult phase: Reuters interview

U.S. business spending on equipment robust, new home sales surge

Deutsche Bank to pay $220 million in U.S. Libor probe

Exclusive: Canada pushed for Airbus deal as Bombardier courted China

Coke's North American sales rise fuels market share gains over Pepsi

T-Mobile, Sprint ready board committees to decide on merger: sources

Carlyle Group unveils new leadership as founders step back

Deutsche Bank to bolster asset management with Sal. Oppenheim ops: source

Apple disputes Bloomberg report that it reduced Face ID accuracy

Forbes : 2017October25Wednesday

Netflix Is Permanently Broken On The PS4 And Xbox One S

As It Tries Selling Gyros, Quiznos Gives Greek Food A Chance In The Spotlight

Iran Should Go For Gold, Not A Currency Reform Illusion

America’s Coolest Cities 2017

You Probably Missed The Walking Dead's Shot-For-Shot Throwback To Episode 1

'Destiny 2' And The SNES Classic Edition Dominated September Sales Charts

Sunny Clouds: AWS Quarterly Revenue Hits $4.5B With Growth At 40%; Azure Hits $.93B, Growth At 93%

Total Societal Impact Is the Key To Improving Total Shareholder Return

Eatsa And The Challenges Of Innovation

Let's Count The Reasons Carson Wentz Is Better Off Without The Browns

BBC Business : 2017October25Wednesday

Growth figures raise chances of rate rise

Why are businesses taking a stand on political debates?

Government U-turn on housing benefit cap for social tenants

New Zealand bans foreign home buyers

Consumers and businesses 'paying too much for energy'

Lloyds profits up as PPI costs recede

Marks and Spencer clothing and beauty boss resigns

Transport tycoons Ann Gloag and Sir Brian Souter in business split

GlaxoSmithKline on target thanks to HIV and lung drugs

Canada bans Soylent meal replacement over nutrition claims

Economist - Business: 2017October25Wednesday

Fears that Xi Jinping is bad for private enterprise are overblown - The Economist

Buyers should expect rising mortgage rates through 2020, economist tells bankers gathered in Denver - The Denver Post

Why Boko Haram uses female suicide-bombers - The Economist (blog)

Gigaba's maiden budget can spark another downgrade, economist warns - Fin24

Markets are 'overexuberant' as risks mount, economist warns - MarketWatch

“Albion” is a state-of-the-nation play for Brexit Britain - The Economist

An Economist's Take on Take Craft Back - Brewers Association (press release) (blog)

The economies of American states and cities are diverging - The Economist (blog)

EX-OBAMA ECONOMIST: The Trump team's claim that tax cuts would boost wages is 'more than a little far-fetched' - Markets Insider

State economist links weaknesses in crop prices to sales tax struggle - The Capital Journal

Fox Business: 2017October25Wednesday

White House welcomes Senate vote killing consumer rule - Fox Business

Puerto Rico, Whitefish defend controversial power contract - Fox Business

UK Economy Accelerates Ahead of Central Bank Rate Decision - Fox Business

Anthem tops 3Q profit expectations, hikes 2017 forecast - Fox Business

Walgreens beats Street 4Q forecasts - Fox Business

Airlines get ready for new US security rules from Thursday - Fox Business

Coca-Cola profit rise 38 percent, on higher Sprite demand - Fox Business

Stock futures flat after downbeat earnings - Fox Business

Correction to Glaxo Will Consider Bid for Pfizer Update - Fox Business

Visa quarterly profit rises 11% - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017October25Wednesday

Square, the Twitter Boss’s Other Company, Could Pass It in Value

Carlyle Chooses Its Future Leaders as Founders Prepare to Step Back

Consumer Bureau Loses Fight to Allow More Class-Action Suits

Cisco and Google Find Mutual Interest in Cloud Computing

Trump to Open Skies to More Drone Testing

Toyota Demands ‘Clarity’ Over Brexit

‘Army’ of Lobbyists Hits Capitol Hill to Preserve Nafta

Economic Scene: Expelling Immigrant Workers May Also Send Away the Work They Do

A Peek at Future Jobs Shows Growing Economic Divides

Hulu Chief Leaves to Lead Sony’s TV Division