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Reuters : 2017September14Thursday

Energy stocks helps Wall St. rein in losses; consumer shares weigh

FTC probes Equifax; top Democrat likens it to Enron

Gasoline, rents boost U.S. consumer inflation; weekly jobless claims fall

Verizon has moved on from plans to acquire cable companies: CEO

Ex-AIG chief Greenberg can pursue Spitzer defamation lawsuit

Judge Fox bid for Sky on merits not politics: James Murdoch

Aramco says IPO on track after report it is preparing for possible delay

Bitcoin exchange BTCChina says to stop trading, sparking further slide

EU to make banks pay to centralize markets supervision

Daimler delivers first electric trucks: 'The game has started.'

Forbes : 2017September14Thursday

Nick Jonas Releases New Single 'Find You,' His Second Attempt At A Hit This Year

Eurasia's Latest Economic Reboot Can Be Found In Uzbekistan

Tesla Turns Irma Lemons Into Lemonade, For Now

Apple And Personalization: A Digital Bridge To Consumer Products

Here's How To Fix Pokémon GO's Mostly Empty Non-Legendary Raids

Study: Rise In Marijuana Use Not Caused By Legalization

The Self-Driving Smart Vision EQ Fortwo Concept Removes The Awkwardness Of Ridesharing

The Two Trailers For 'The Foreigner' Are Selling Two Different Jackie Chan Movies

Your Table Salt Contains Carcinogenic Plastic According To Recent Study

5 Ideas To Make Your Office, And Your City, Smarter

BBC Business : 2017September14Thursday

Pound jumps as Bank of England hints at rate rise

MPs quiz Sports Direct boss over couriers' pay

Housing budget needs review, says trade body

Sir James Dyson expects no Brexit deal

John Lewis profits fall by more than half

Is the UK reaching coffee shop saturation point?

Murdoch bid for Sky faces plurality and standards probe

Rent rises ahead as landlords pull out of UK housing, says Rics

Next upgrades sales and profit forecast

Jane Austen polymer £10 note enters circulation

Economist - Business: 2017September14Thursday

Mr Juncker's Indian summer - The Economist

Sorry, Roger: Rafael Nadal is not just the king of clay - The Economist (blog)

Famed economist endorses Black for Tennessee governor - Chattanooga Times Free Press

Closing in on cancer - The Economist

Sam Brownback, governor of Kansas, heads for the exit - The Economist (blog)

Only one Singaporean is fit to be president - The Economist

Even Brexit-friendly economist Lord King is now worried about how talks are going - Mirror.co.uk

Initial Coin Offering means investor caution obligatory - The Economist

The Supreme Court joins another battle over Donald Trump's travel ban - The Economist (blog)

Foul-mouthed mothers are causing problems for Mumsnet - The Economist

Fox Business: 2017September14Thursday

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

Musk now targets October to unveil Tesla semi truck - Fox Business

Asian markets lackluster after softer China data - Fox Business

Seadrill Sets a Fast Pace for Bankruptcy Turnaround - Fox Business

Pharma Bro Martin Shkreli has bail revoked, heads to jail - Fox Business

Venezuela Stops Accepting Dollars for Oil Payments Following US Sanctions - Fox Business

Asian businesses mull tech solutions to fight modern slavery - Fox Business

BOE Says Interest Rates Could Rise Within Months -- 5th Update - Fox Business

Winfrey joins '60 Minutes' for 50th anniversary year - Fox Business

US Stocks Slip After Rally - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017September14Thursday

Fair Game: Consumers, but Not Executives, May Pay for Equifax Failings

Your Money: Finally, Some Answers From Equifax to Your Data Breach Questions

Nestlé Targets High-End Coffee by Taking Majority Stake in Blue Bottle

China Bitcoin Exchange to Stop Trading Virtual Currencies Amid Crackdown

Trump Blocks China-Backed Bid to Buy U.S. Chip Maker

‘False Peace’ for Markets? A Trader Is Betting Millions on It

Martin Shkreli Is Jailed for Seeking a Hair From Hillary Clinton

As German Election Looms, Politicians Face Voters’ Wrath for Ties to Carmakers

US Stocks Are Mixed as Energy Companies Rise, Retailers Dip

Common Sense: On Insider Trading, an Appeals Court Comes to Its Senses