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Reuters : 2018May07Monday

Wall Street lifted by gains in oil, technology shares

Nestle to pay Starbucks $7.15 billion in global coffee alliance

Blackstone to buy Gramercy Property in $7.6 billion deal

Buffett bashes bitcoin as thriving on mystique, favors stocks

Oil surges on threat to Venezuela's PDVSA, Iran worries

Cognizant cuts profit forecast due to tax hit

Fasten your seatbelts: WTO prepares to land Airbus ruling

Carl Icahn sells stake in AIG: Forbes

Nissan to gradually withdraw from diesel vehicle market in Europe

Carlyle set to close new Asia fund at $6.5 billion: sources

Forbes : 2018May07Monday

Vegas Golden Knights' Success Should Change The Way NHL Teams Do Business

Combating Water Wars: What It Means To Manage Our Supply With Blockchain

NBA Playoff Bracket 2018: Schedule, Standings, Odds, Picks For Game 4 Of Cavs-Raptors, 76ers-Celtics

THX Launches New TV And Audio Rating System - And, Well, It's A Bit Controversial

'Peter Rabbit 2' Dated For 2020, 'Paddington 3' Remains Unannounced

Don't Be Like This Mike: Ripping Off Customers Is Bad For Business

How To Build A Culture Of Direct Communication At Work

Why It's Time To End the LeBron James-Michael Jordan Argument

ONE Championship Mobile App: 3 Reasons It's A Power Move In The World Of Combat Sports

In Strong Retail Economy And Tight Labor Market, Retailers Tout Incentives

BBC Business : 2018May07Monday

Nestle pays Starbucks $7.1bn to sell its coffee

Air France shares drop sharply as strikes continue

Vanilla price rise proves chilling for ice-cream makers

Is Australia running out of fuel? PM orders supply review

Phnom Penh Post: Firing and resignations after sale of Cambodian daily

Information watchdog seeks Cambridge Analytica data

Google changes rules for buying election adverts

Sports Direct launches House of Fraser legal action

UK-EU customs partnership 'still on table'

Facebook privacy: Survey suggests continuing US loyalty

Economist - Business: 2018May07Monday

A Nobel Prize-winning economist explains what Milton Friedman got wrong

Southern Business School Namibia caps 522 distance learners

Meet the Pro-Trade, Pro-Immigration Economist Running for Congress. As a Republican. In Ohio.

Business this week

Where will the next crisis occur?

CFOs Lack Visibility Into Their Organization's Spend, Study Shows

Economists still lack a proper understanding of business cycles

The global logistics business is going to be transformed by digitisation

Business writer

Economist GMAT Tutor Awards $25000 MBA Scholarship to Business School Aspirant

Fox Business: 2018May07Monday

Tronc recognizes Chicago Tribune Guild, unionizing newsrooms

SNL's Stormy Daniels Trump sketch went 'over the line': Joe Piscopo

That Moment I Knew It Was Time to Quit My Job

Nestle to pay $7.15 billion to Starbucks in coffee tie-up

Bank of America will fund assault-type rifle maker

The Week Ahead: Oil hits a high note

3 Reasons Regeneron Stock Could Start Climbing Again

5 Key Takeaways From Berkshire Hathaway's Annual Meeting

Buffett, Bezos, Dimon health care venture zeros in on CEO appointment

Cher and Chappelle playing Borgata for 15th anniversary

NY Times: 2018May07Monday

Scholars Have Data on Millions of Facebook Users. Who’s Guarding It?

Trump Says He Got Rid of Obamacare. The I.R.S. Doesn’t Agree.

Meet the Pro-Trade, Pro-Immigration Economist Running for Congress. As a Republican. In Ohio.

What Europe’s Tough New Data Law Means for You, and the Internet

Advertising: Meeting Middle Americans and Then Trying to Sell Them Stuff

The Week Ahead: Nafta Talks Resume, and Disney Will Face Questions on Its Fox Plans

How Michael Cohen, Trump’s Fixer, Built a Shadowy Business Empire

Patagonia v. Trump

Yes, It’s Bad. Robocalls, and Their Scams, Are Surging.

Nike’s C.E.O. Vows Changes After Claims of Workplace Harassment and Bias