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Reuters : 2018September21Friday

Industrials propel Dow to another new high

General Electric says blade problem affects more gas turbines

Blackstone looks to manage $1 trillion by 2026

Nasdaq says Nordic trader whose deals went sour agrees to sell personal assets

Dissected new iPhones reveal Intel, Micron, Toshiba parts

Receding trade fears propel stocks to six-month peak

Adviser says U.S. close to Mexico-only NAFTA deal, Canada unmoved

Farfetch tops price range in IPO in boon to luxury market

Caterpillar leans on old playbook to cope with Trump tariffs

White House optimistic on China trade; no date for more talks

Forbes : 2018September21Friday

Revolut’s Nikolay Storonsky Is Building The Amazon Of Banking

The NFL's Most Valuable Teams: The Yardage Gets Tougher On Prices

LendInvest Is Gearing Up To Be London’s Second Peer-To-Peer IPO

Sebastian Siemiatkowski Just Revealed His Global Ambitions For Klarna’s Banking Pivot

Alexis Irene Talks Building The Biggest Nail Business In The U.S. With No Staff

3 Steps To Take Before Telling Your Brand’s Data Story

Bezos Unbound: Exclusive Interview With The Amazon Founder On What He Plans To Conquer Next

Samir Desai On Funding Circle’s $2 Billion IPO And His Plan To Conquer America

Which Of These 3 Types Of Learner Are You?

Why You Should Prepare For Disaster (And How To Do It)

BBC Business : 2018September21Friday

Pound falls after May's Brexit statement

NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank say online banking glitch 'resolved'

Government borrowing jumps to £6.8bn in August

Uber-Deliveroo 'talks' hit Just Eat's share price

Moss Bros shares dive on profit warning

Ex-BHS boss Dominic Chappell loses pensions conviction appeal

Australian strawberries: Why would someone hide a needle in fruit?

Italy opens probe into Ryanair hand luggage charges

Evans Cycles seeks new owner amid cash crunch

Women 'half as likely' as men to start a business

Economist - Business: 2018September21Friday

Crimea riverThe swampy business of lobbying for foreign governments

Worker bee's paradiseCuba's thriving honey business

A hornets' nestThe Fed stalls the creation of a bank with a novel business model

The idolatry industryWhat Ganesha statues reveal about Indian business

Business this week

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The Economist explainsAre gender quotas good for business?

Back on trackA startup tries to revive train travel in America

The new press baronsMarc Benioff is the latest tech billionaire to buy a famous magazine

Fishy businessEconomies of scale: why Asia is obsessed with arowanas

Fox Business: 2018September21Friday

This demographic group earns more than any other

Retail stores starting to rise from the dead, data shows

Intel Chip Shortages Affect Micron

Why High-Flying Tilray Is Crashing Again Today

Dow's 100th record close since Election Day

Is iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF a Buy?

Ford Motor told to pay Thai customers for transmission woes

Amazon is reportedly planting fake packages to catch thieves

Billionaire investor says not fair Elon Musk 'gets a pass' over bombshell tweets

Thor shares tumble as RV maker's sales fall

NY Times: 2018September21Friday

Cody Wilson, 3-D Printed Gun Proponent, Is Arrested in Taiwan on Sex Assault Charge

David Boies Pleads Not Guilty

Can Nafta Be Saved? These Two Negotiators Are Trying.

Hey, Alexa, Why is Amazon Making a Microwave?

Common Sense: Why Les Moonves Might Still Get $120 Million From CBS

New Pressure on Google and YouTube Over Children’s Data

Sloan Kettering’s Cozy Deal With Start-Up Ignites a New Uproar

Airlines Are Raising the Cost of Checked Bags

Wheels: The Auto Industry’s VHS-or-Betamax Moment

Sony Extends Colorful Movie Chairman’s Reign, Citing Turnaround