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Reuters : 2018January17Wednesday

Apple to pay $38 billion in U.S. taxes on foreign cash, open new campus

Tech, industrials lift Wall St.; financials recover

FTC probing Broadcom for antitrust practices: WSJ

Bitcoin slumps below $10,000, half its peak, as regulatory fears intensify

Mining, demand for heating power U.S. industrial production

GE's 2018 gains wiped out as worries about turnaround plan persist

Exclusive: Activist investor Sachem Head pushes Whitbread to consider break-up - sources

Dealmaking Ferrero tycoon breaks decades of family tradition

Ghosn lays groundwork for withdrawal as Renault CEO

'Just Hit Budget!' bankers at RBS restructuring unit told during crisis: memo

Forbes : 2018January17Wednesday

Sahale Snacks Fuel Olympic Hopefuls

Does Drake Want To Be The Richest Rapper In The World?

Comcast's New Xfinity Platform Blurs Streaming Media, Live TV, Internet, Apps...And Smart Home Hub

Globalization Got Stuck In the 20th Century. Here's What It Should Look Like In The 21st Century

How To Make The Most Of Customer Insights

Starbucks Settles With Simon

Can The $1.3B-Grossing 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Recover After Bombing In China?

Three Things Every Entrepreneur Needs To Remember When Dealing With Depression

2018 Thor Compass 24TX RUV Test Drive And Camping Test

Sony's Dolby Vision TV Update Finally Rolls Out - And Leaves Sony TV Owners Fuming

BBC Business : 2018January17Wednesday

Work paused on Carillion construction sites

Tesco delays Clubcard rewards cut after backlash

Goldman posts first quarterly loss in six years

New nuclear plant at Sizewell '20% cheaper than Hinkley'

Bitcoin dips below $10,000 for first time since December

Gender pay gap 'widens as women get older'

GKN rejects £7.4bn hostile takeover bid

Government reassures over supplier Interserve

Nestle sells Crunch, Nerds and other US brands to Ferrero for $2.8bn

Most new cars must be electric by 2030, ministers told

Economist - Business: 2018January17Wednesday

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Qatar may ask Iran for help in hosting the World Cup - The Economist

The rise and fall of Bitcoin - The Economist (blog)

What is happening to Africa's pirates? - The Economist explains - The Economist (blog)

Why the British economy has done better than expected since the Brexit vote - The Economist (blog)

'We are out of workers,' economist tells West Michigan employers - MLive.com

The days of the A380 look numbered - The Economist (blog)

Economist sees big role for US oil, LNG but finds hurdles in Arctic - Alaska Public Radio Network

Chris Christie's eight tumultuous years as governor of New Jersey - The Economist (blog)

The Supreme Court takes on two redistricting cases from Texas - The Economist (blog)

Fox Business: 2018January17Wednesday

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Goldman Sachs posts first quarterly loss in 6 years - Fox Business

Futures higher as investors weigh bank earnings - Fox Business

Oil gives up early gains, but market still well supported - Fox Business

Bitcoin jolted by regulation worries, tumbles 11% on extended sell-off - Fox Business

European car sales at highest level in 10 years - Fox Business

Tech, health care companies help lift US stocks higher - Fox Business

For GE, a Breakup Is No Quick Fix - Fox Business

Immigration Talks Continue as Government Shutdown Looms - Fox Business

Business owners help employees deal with emotional problems - Fox Business

NY Times: 2018January17Wednesday

State of the Art: It’s Time for Apple to Build a Less Addictive iPhone

The Awl and The Hairpin, Eccentric Showcases for Writers, Are Shutting Down

Google Sells A.I. for Building A.I. (Novices Welcome)

Flurry of Lawsuits Filed to Fight Repeal of Net Neutrality

Poll Finds Upturn in Sentiment on Tax Overhaul and Economy

Banks Are Big Winners From Tax Cut

DealBook Briefing: How Google, Facebook and Amazon Could Get Their Wings Clipped

G.M. Chief Cautions Trump Administration on Upending Nafta

Technology Companies Lead US Stocks Higher in Early Trading

He Leaked a Photo of Rick Perry Hugging a Coal Executive. Then He Lost His Job.