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Reuters : 2018January29Monday

K-Cup owner Keurig grabs Dr Pepper Snapple

Apple leads Wall Street's retreat from record levels

U.S. authorities due to make arrests in futures 'spoofing' probe: sources

U.S. consumer spending rises; savings drop to 10-year low

Hung out to dry twice, Tennessee city stumped by Trump's washer tariffs

Apple shares skid on report of iPhone X production cut

Trump security team sees building U.S. 5G network as option

NAFTA negotiators still divided, but cite progress in talks

Sanofi beats Novo to buy Ablynx for $4.8 billion in biotech M&A boom

VW faces inquiry call over diesel fumes test on monkeys

Forbes : 2018January29Monday

2018: A Good Year For the Market, Just Not 2017

How Machinio's Cofounders And Forbes 30 Under 30 Alums Are Building The Kayak Of Used Machinery

Is Silvercar The App-Based Car Rental Service Of The Future?

EEOC Loses Again As It Backs Muslim Women Who Say They Weren't Hired Because Of Hijabs

2018 Toyota Camry - Learning To Love America's Best Selling Car

Destiny's Biggest Storytelling Mistake Is That You Aren't Commander Shepard

Blizzard Courts Controversy With New 'Overwatch' Anti-Toxicity Measures

Meet The Woman Building Facebook's eBay-Killer

Boards Can't Tolerate CEOs With Antisocial Behavior

Renewables, Energy Storage, Electric Cars Will Likely Grow Strongly In 2018 As Oil Prices Rebound

BBC Business : 2018January29Monday

EasyJet chief Johan Lundgren cuts pay to match predecessor

Joe Bloggs label owner falls into administration

Cash offer 'to silence pension complaint'

TomTom ditches map updates for some sat-navs

Dr Pepper Snapple merges with Keurig Green Mountain

Rated People and MyBuilder website profiles cause concern

German shock at car exhaust tests on humans and monkeys

Carillion tried to 'wriggle out' of pension contributions

Self-assessment tax deadline still looms for two million

North and Midlands 'most likely to lose out to robots'

Economist - Business: 2018January29Monday

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Assessing the Trump Economy - U.S. News & World Report

The World Bank loses an economist: demand was less than supply - The Interpreter

2 formerly obese economists lost a combined 120 pounds in 18 months — here are the best tricks they used - Business Insider

The growing danger of great-power conflict - The Economist

Tasmania Votes: Economist sceptical about 'emotional' claims on both sides of pokies debate - ABC Online

MOVES-Brevan Howard taps Eurobank economist Monokroussos to run Greek ops - Reuters

A Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Explains How Ideas Go Viral - Forbes

Economist to Seattle: "This Is As Good as It Gets" - TheStranger.com

Donald Trump tells leaders in Davos that America is open for business - The Economist (blog)

Fox Business: 2018January29Monday

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Apple set to halve first quarter iPhone X production target: Nikkei - Fox Business

Intel warned Chinese companies of chip flaw before US Government - Fox Business

Asian shares mixed as benchmarks fall back after upbeat open - Fox Business

Australia plans to become leading defense-industry exporter - Fox Business

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

Bruno Mars sweep top Grammy prizes - Fox Business

UK accounting watchdog to probe KPMG's Carillion audits - Fox Business

US trade chief sees hope for NAFTA talks, says congressman - Fox Business

Kochs warm to Trump policies, not behavior - Fox Business

NY Times: 2018January29Monday

How the Finance Industry Is Trying to Cash In on #MeToo

Keurig Green Mountain Plans to Buy Dr Pepper Snapple

Troubled Los Angeles Times Picks New Editor Amid Unrest

Oil Boom Gives the U.S. a New Edge in Energy and Diplomacy

At Davos, the Real Star May Have Been China, Not Trump

Keurig Brings Antonio Weiss Back Into Deals: DealBook Briefing

Chinese Investors Keep Losing Billions Online. Here’s Why.

Tech Giants Brace for Europe’s New Data Privacy Rules

How Amazon Benefits From Losing Cities’ HQ2 Bids

Advertising: An Ad Executive Often in the Vanguard Peers Into the Future