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Reuters : 2017September15Friday

Wall St. indexes eke out fresh record highs

Hurricane Harvey slams U.S. retail sales, industrial production

Drug industry on tenterhooks as Maryland price-gouging law nears

Business interrupted: hurricane-damaged firms dig in for insurance fight

Macy's to hire 80,000 workers for holidays, fewer than last year

Ahead of Brexit, tax perks tempt Italian bankers back to la dolce vita

Accenture sees 'secular downward' trend in bank fees

Bitcoin bounces 20 percent after dipping below $3,000

Airbus faces lengthy probe, no quick fine: sources

Brazilian appeals court denies habeas corpus to JBS CEO

Forbes : 2017September15Friday

Why Morocco's Oasis Is The Future Of Music Festivals

Safety First: Cars With Top Crash Protection And Standard Auto-Braking

Attempting To Decipher The Success Of 'Destiny 2' Through Activision's Latest Statement

The Director Behind 'Cowboy Bebop' Is Working On A New Anime Short For 'Blade Runner'

Box Office: 'Spider-Man' Plunges 85% In China, 'Apes' Strong With $20M Friday

Arsenal Launches Innovation Lab Dedicated To Sports & Technology

Alibaba, Baxter Propel Daniel Loeb Above S&P 500 Year To Date

As Nestle Invests In Blue Bottle, The Search For The Next Hot Coffee Brand Perks Up

NFL's Starting Week QBs Are So Dull, Even Siri Doesn't Know Who They Are

Rocket Motors May Provide An Early Test Of Trump Industrial Policy -- And Air Force Space Plans

BBC Business : 2017September15Friday

Pound hits highest since Brexit vote on rate rise speech

Fashion firms focus on social media

Fine for PPI firm Your Money Rights Ltd's illegal calls

KPMG clears out South African bosses amid Gupta scandal

Universal Credit wait a key factor in rent arrears, says DWP report

JustGiving targeted by criminals for money laundering

Brexit: Burberry's Christopher Bailey sees 'enormous' trade potential

Angry Birds maker Rovio targets $1bn valuation

Watchdog refuses to publish RBS letter

FTSE 100 falls but Wetherspoon boosted by profits rise

Economist - Business: 2017September15Friday

An explosion on the London Underground is treated as terrorism - The Economist

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

Infrastructure is key to 7 pct growth: Standard Chartered economist - ABS-CBN News

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

International energy economist discusses LNG impact at SEED Center - KPLC-TV

Ex-BOJ economist says central bank may allow rates to rise in 2018 - Reuters

Silicon Valley bosses are globalists, not libertarians - The Economist (blog)

The Economist Examines Gates Foundation's 'Goalkeepers' Report - Kaiser Family Foundation

The Fed prepares for its balance-sheet—and its board—to shrink - The Economist

British Pound's Rally Temporary says Julius Baer Economist - Pound Sterling Live

Fox Business: 2017September15Friday

The Latest: Renault-Nissan CEO confident in electrics future - Fox Business

Oracle Delivers Gains In Profit and Revenue -- WSJ - Fox Business

Former Google Employees Allege Bias Against Women -- WSJ - Fox Business

Specialty Coffee Retailer and Nestlé Brew a Deal -- WSJ - Fox Business

Trump accepts 11-year-old Virginia boy's offer to mow White House lawn - Fox Business

Australia Liberalizes Ownership Of Media -- WSJ - Fox Business

BOE's Most Dovish Member Now Sees Need for Rate Hike - Fox Business

Amazon: Can two headquarters still equal one culture? - Fox Business

Singapore will host Formula One races until 2021 - Fox Business

US retail sales unexpectedly fall in August - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017September15Friday

In Amish Country, the Future Is Calling

Fearing Anti-Semitic Speech, Facebook Limits Audience Targeting

SoFi Board Says C.E.O. Is Out Immediately Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal

What We Know and Don’t Know About the Equifax Hack

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

China Bitcoin Exchange to Stop Trading Virtual Currencies Amid Crackdown

Google Sets Limits on Addiction Treatment Ads, Citing Safety

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

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

Your Money Adviser: Veterans Report More Credit Issues Than Other Consumers, Study Finds