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Reuters : 2017September09Saturday

High dividend stocks may find favor as market headwinds abound

France, Germany, Italy, Spain seek tax on digital giants' revenues

Target slashes prices on thousands of items, shares falter

Criticism of Equifax data breach response mounts, shares tumble

Bain, SK Hynix group ups bid for Toshiba chip unit to $22 billion: sources

AstraZeneca CEO, worried by Brexit, not signing UK government letter

China invests $9.1 billion in Rosneft as Glencore, Qatar cut stakes

Jamie Dimon ventures beyond Wall Street to have a say in Washington

Will Saudi Aramco deliver world record profit for next year's IPO?

Apple lawsuits against Qualcomm can proceed, U.S. judge rules

Forbes : 2017September09Saturday

As Ultra-Long Haul Flying Takes Off, Air New Zealand Eyes Auckland-New York

Box Office: 'Wonder Woman' Tops $410M U.S., 'Spider-Man' Tops $800M Global

Hurricane Irma: Best Source For Updated Storm Path Track

'Bozophobia': Why Clowns Creep People Out

Battlegrounds' Meteoric Rise Has Accompanied 'Dota 2' and 'CS:GO' Declines

Beatles Producer George Martin's Secrets Revealed In New Biography

Box Office: 'It' Floats To Record-Crushing $51M Friday

SAPVoice: Gary Player is Still Astounding

Ezekiel Elliott Will Probably Play All Season After Court Ruling

Gunned Down By Bad Reviews, Arjun Rampal's 'Daddy' Stumbles, 'Poster Boys' Finds Few Takers

BBC Business : 2017September09Saturday

Half of new-build retirement homes sell at a loss

'Unfair staircase tax' for offices challenged

Hurricane Irma: Caribbean counts the cost of deadly storm

Bank BNP Paribas loses £35m UK tax avoidance case

Cream skimmed off Dairy Crest milkmen's pensions

Annuity sales continue to plunge

Thomas Cook pilots plan more strikes

Trinity Mirror in talks to buy Express newspaper

Equifax slammed after major data breach

Is debt interest more than NHS pay?

Economist - Business: 2017September09Saturday

Advances in AI are used to spot signs of sexuality - The Economist

“Call Me By Your Name” is a work of beauty - The Economist (blog)

The Department of Justice backs a baker who refused to make a gay wedding cake - The Economist (blog)

To understand Britain, read its spy novels - The Economist

Why Angela Merkel deserves to win Germany's election - The Economist

Exchange-rate shifts have helped the global economy - The Economist

Brexit negotiations: Ex-Goldman Sachs economist tells Theresa May to 'get real' - The Independent

Why the number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean is falling - The Economist

Why Stephen King's novels still resonate - The Economist (blog)

A majority of Britons now follow no religion - The Economist

Fox Business: 2017September09Saturday

Dual Headquarters, Amazon's Next Management Frontier -- WSJ - Fox Business

Eric Bolling departs Fox - Fox Business

Kroger Retreats From Promise on Profits -- WSJ - Fox Business

Patents Take Refuge With Indian Tribe -- WSJ - Fox Business

Powerful Hurricane Irma lashes Cuba; Florida braces for hit - Fox Business

Nestled in House Spending Bill: Campaign Finance Deregulation - Fox Business

Why Equifax victims should consider a credit freeze - Fox Business

Why Amazon's Growth Ambitions Don't Fit in Seattle - Fox Business

Correction to Qualcomm Apple Manufacturers Lawsuit Story - Fox Business

US stocks waver again as energy companies fall - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017September09Saturday

Equifax Hack Exposes Regulatory Gaps, Leaving Consumers Vulnerable

Dispatch: We Lived Through a Flood. Now We Have a Very Long To-Do List.

How to Protect a Drug Patent? Sell it to a Native American Tribe

State of the Art: Seriously, Equifax? This Is a Breach No One Should Get Away With

Your Money: Equifax’s Instructions Are Confusing. Here’s What to Do Now.

Data Breach Victims Talk of Initial Terror, Then Vigilance

Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio Spreads His Gospel of ‘Radical Transparency’

Can a Giant Science Fair Transform Kazakhstan’s Economy?

At Google, Employee-Led Effort Finds Men Are Paid More Than Women

Fair Game: Sarbanes-Oxley, Bemoaned as a Burden, Is an Investor’s Ally