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Reuters : 2017September23Saturday

Shorting volatility: Rising risks mean itchier trigger fingers

Exclusive: T-Mobile, Sprint close to agreeing on deal terms - sources

Fed officials in muddle over permanent vs temporary inflation lull

NAFTA talks intensify; U.S. set to unveil demands on key issues

Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead

Uber, reviving old tactic, is backed by more than 500,000 in London row

Investor group seeks probe into SEC hack, urges data rules delay

Britain's minister for London slams 'blanket ban' on Uber

Wells Fargo hires new law firm to prepare CEO for Senate appearance

Native American tribe moves to dismiss Allergan patent case

Forbes : 2017September23Saturday

Productive Conflict Is Not An Oxymoron

Here's Everything That Can Hatch From Pokémon GO's Special Equinox Event Eggs

New Fingerprint Test Can Detect Cocaine Use In Seconds

In Blockchain We Trust? Not Yet, Say Consumers

Apple TV 4K Review: 13 Reasons You Should Buy One

Monogamous And Nonmonogamous Men's Brains Respond Differently To Romantic Images

Box Office: 'It' Remains The 'Star Wars' Of Horror Movies, 'Mother!' Drops 66%

Box Office: 'Kingsman' Stomps 'LEGO Ninjago' With Golden $15M Friday

Design In The Digital Age: The Work Of Experimental Dutch Designer On View In New York

Livestreaming Takes Over At Festivals Like Global Citizen, Panorama

BBC Business : 2017September23Saturday

UK's credit rating downgraded by Moody's

UK chip designer Imagination bought by Chinese firm

Brexit: Firms call for action after May's Florence speech

Uber London licence: 'Direct anger at firm' says mayor

Two million couples missing out on tax break, says HMRC

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg drops controversial stock plan

Solar panel imports 'harm US producers'

Visitor numbers to UK hit record in July

Slough named as the 'best place' to work and live

Eurozone sees 'burst of activity' in September

Economist - Business: 2017September23Saturday

Big tech is under increasing pressure as London bans Uber - The Economist

ITLOS ruling won't affect Ghana's oilfields – Petroleum Economist - Myjoyonline.com

Jeremy Corbyn: Britain's most likely next prime minister - The Economist

A protectionist trade ruling threatens America's solar industry - The Economist

Theresa May's Florence speech should help the Brexit talks edge forward - The Economist

Online matchmaking businesses in India have many ways to woo - The Economist

How supply can create its own demand - The Economist (blog)

How people became the central focus of economics - The Economist (blog)

Psychology beats business training when it comes to entrepreneurship - The Economist

The teaching of economics gets an overdue overhaul - The Economist

Fox Business: 2017September23Saturday

Equifax 'megabreach' creates opportunity for investors: Wells Fargo - Fox Business

Dow, S&P 500 Post Small Weekly Gains - Fox Business

Why Slow iPhone 8 Sales May Be Good for Apple - Fox Business

Trump readies new order to replace travel ban: Reports - Fox Business

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

The Latest: Trump criticizes McCain over health care bill - Fox Business

Walmart tests delivering groceries straight to fridge - Fox Business

Materials Shares Fall On China Fears - Materials Roundup - Fox Business

Dollar Declines As Strong European Data Boosts Euro - Fox Business

Utilities Fall on Fed Officials' Comments -- Utilities Roundup - Fox Business

NY Times: 2017September23Saturday

The Not-So-Glossy Future of Magazines

Deals in Code, Arrests in Raids: The Risky Stakes of Oil Middlemen

Your Money: Why the Equifax Breach Stings So Bad

State of the Art: On Russian Meddling, Mark Zuckerberg Follows a Familiar Playbook

Megyn Kelly Is Ready for Her Morning Closeup

Fair Game: S.E.C. Rules to Protect Investors From Cyberthreats Fall Short

Uber Loses License to Operate in London

Nafta Negotiators Wading Into Tougher Territory in Third Round of Trade Talks

Creating Test for Trump, Panel Says Imported Solar Gear Hurts U.S. Firms

It’s the U.N.’s Week, but Executives Make It a High-Minded Mingle