CNBC Top

◆ Saudi stock market dives, crude futures to jump after attack on oil plants

◆ Oil could rise $10 per barrel after drone attack forces Saudi to cut output in half

◆ US blames Iran for strikes on Saudi oil sites: 'Unprecedented attack on world's energy supply'

◆ These fast-food chains have dropped menu items this year - here's why

◆ Trump says he discussed a mutual defense treaty with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

◆ BlackBerry CEO says mobile company's turnaround has hit a tipping point

◆ Vinyl records to outsell CDs for the first time in 33 years and prices have risen 490%

◆ The top tech IPOs this year have outperformed the S&P 500, despite Uber and Lyft

◆ Biohackers fell for a company selling hydrogen water, but many now say it's all a big scam

◆ Here's how long it takes to improve your credit score

◆ TurboTax creator is up over 850% in the past decade and its stock just won't go down

◆ Value is outperforming growth but the trend may not last, experts warn

◆ 19% of Americans are considered 'upper class'-here's how much they earn

◆ Movie trailers are a cult phenomenon. Just ask Star Wars fans

◆ Osama bin Laden's son Hamza was killed in a US counterterrorism operation, Trump says

◆ Uber Freight is making trucking more efficient and could help Uber turn a profit

◆ This investor has found a way to navigate and make money in volatile Latin American stocks

◆ Wall Street analysts say these stocks have upside potential

◆ The US-China trade war has set in motion an unstoppable global economic transformation

◆ Cramer's game plan: Expect the unexpected from both Powell and Trump

◆ Disney CEO Bob Iger resigns from Apple board

◆ Bottles of Cristal and steak dinners mark UAW corruption as prosecutors detail misused union funds

◆ Elon Musk is not the problem at Tesla - blame the people around him

◆ Inside Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's Park Avenue duplex on sale for $27.5 million

◆ 'The most important chart in the world' offers a warning sign for stocks

◆ How much you can expect to receive from Social Security if you make $50,000 a year

◆ Why moving like billionaire Carl Icahn to a low-tax state may backfire for you

◆ Cyberattacks against US helped fund North Korea's weapons program, feds say

◆ This was the worst week for mortgage rates in 3 years – and it may be just the beginning

◆ The $400 billion outdoor industry sounds alarm on Trump's trade war tariffs

CBC Business

◆ Best Buy, Staples accused of 'urging' customers to pirate TV shows with devices sold in stores

◆ Elections are a good time to get to know your fellow Canadian

◆ Methane rules for oil and gas sector spark innovation around measurement

◆ Drone attack in Saudi Arabia hits world's largest oil processing facility

◆ 'Hyper-masculine environment' contributes to higher rate of suicides in oilpatch

◆ Canada's big cable companies ask court to overrule CRTC's wholesale rates

◆ The Ontario government lost $42M selling cannabis in the last year

◆ Debt-to-income picture improved slightly in 2nd quarter

◆ U.S. lawmakers ask 4 big tech companies for documents in probe

◆ China to lift punitive tariffs on U.S. soybeans, pork

◆ 53% of Canadians want next federal government to build Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, poll says

◆ Ford recalls some vehicles due to sharp seat frame edge

◆ European Central Bank introduces aggressive stimulus package to revive ailing economy

◆ Move over, little man in the top hat. Ms. Monopoly has arrived to celebrate female entrepreneurs

◆ United Auto Workers official charged with conspiring to embezzle union funds

◆ Top U.S. trade official submits USMCA ideas to Democrats: lawmakers

◆ Corporate CEOs send letter to U.S. Senate, urging action on gun violence

◆ U.S., China grant trade concessions as fresh talks loom

◆ Breaking down Canadians' questions about the cost of living

◆ Spurned pot shop hopefuls going to Ontario court to challenge cannabis store lottery

WSJ Market News

◆ Resilient U.S. Growth Propels Stocks as Trade Fears Ease

◆ Saudi Oil Attack: This Is the Big One

◆ Opioid Relief Rally Is Likely to Stall

◆ Value's Rebounding, but Don't Get Your Hopes Up

◆ No One Wants to Hire the Fired Wells Fargo Branch Staffers

◆ Stock Funds See Inflows as Growth Fears Abate

◆ Surge in Treasury Yields Reflects Easing Economic Worries

◆ Cloudflare Jumps 20% in Market Debut

◆ Bank Stocks Ride Rally in U.S. Bond Yields

◆ AT&T, Oracle, Wendy's, Apple: Stocks That Defined the Week

◆ Stocks Extend Weekly Winning Streak

◆ Oil's Weekly Drop Highlights Lingering Oversupply Fears

◆ SoftBank to Buy at Least $750 Million of WeWork Parent Shares in IPO

◆ Popeyes Chicken Idea Could Come Home to Roost

◆ London Stock Exchange Rejects Bid From Hong Kong Rival

◆ Traffic Ahead for Auto Lenders

◆ U.S. Consumers Worry but Keep Spending

◆ How to Factor Fickle Markets Into Your Portfolio

◆ Stocks to Watch: PG&E, General Electric, Broadcom

◆ Britons Seek Brexit Haven in Gold Market

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ U.S. Insulated From Possible Supply Shock After Saudi Attack

◆ AT&T Chief Laid Plans for His Exit. That Set Off an Activist Challenge.

◆ Washington, Silicon Valley Struggle to Unify on Protecting Elections

◆ Gucci's Social-Media Status Fell, and Its North American Sales Dropped

◆ It's a Wrap: MoviePass Ends Theater Subscription Service

◆ Saudi Oil Attack Is Unlikely to Dent U.S. Economy

◆ How Once-Doomed Mortgage Giants Gained New Lease on Life

◆ Auto Sales Revved Up August Retail Spending

◆ China to Exempt U.S. Soybeans, Pork From Punitive Tariffs

◆ Gig Economy in Crosshairs After Freewheeling Growth

◆ SoftBank to Buy at Least $750 Million of WeWork Parent Shares in IPO

◆ Hey CEOs, Have You Hugged the Uncertainty Monster Lately?

◆ Battle to Power Electric Vehicles Reaches Sweden

◆ The Startup That Manipulated Data to Get a Miracle Drug to Market

◆ Disney Chief Executive Robert Iger Resigns From Apple's Board

◆ Peanut Allergy Drug Backed by FDA Advisory Panel

◆ PG&E Strikes $11 Billion Settlement With Insurers Over Wildfires

WSJ Opinion

◆ The Impeachment Motions

◆ Jane Austen Knows That Manners Make the Man

◆ About That Russian 'Spy'

◆ Buttigieg's Cracked History

◆ Everyone Knows the Truth About Politics

◆ The Democrats' Dilemma

◆ Introducing: Das Monopoly™

◆ Who Was Susan Sontag?---and Other Books to Read

◆ How Do You Tax a Baby Boomer?

◆ A Golden State Mayor Takes On the Nimbys

◆ A Rough Night for Socialism

◆ Opportunity Zones Knock Where They're Needed Least

◆ Obama's Incredible Movie Makeover

WSJ World News

◆ Political Crisis Deepens in Hong Kong as Protesters Retake Streets

◆ U.S. Blames Iran for Attack on Saudi Oil Facilities

◆ Syrians Adopt Precautions From Home to Evade Arrest in Turkey

◆ Taliban Negotiators Meet With Russian Officials After Trump Ends Talks

◆ Cuba, Hit by Fuel Shortages, Blames U.S.

◆ Trump, Awaiting Egypt's Sisi at Summit, Called Out for 'My Favorite Dictator'

BBC Business

◆ Saudi Arabia oil and gas production reduced by drone strikes

◆ Has the US flotation bubble burst?

◆ ‘No-one asks new dads how they're feeling at work'

◆ WeWork founder Adam Neumann's voting power curbed

◆ ‘My boss lets me set my own salary'

◆ Pound climbs to highest level since July

◆ Pawnbroker shuts shops as it seeks lifeline

◆ New Scottish headquarters in Glasgow for whisky firm Chivas Brothers

◆ Eurozone gets fresh help to bolster flagging growth

◆ BA cancels 27 Sept flights ahead of next pilot strike

◆ YouTube advertises big brands alongside fake cancer cure videos

◆ Google to pay €1bn to end French tax probe

◆ Sainsbury's pledges to halve plastic packaging by 2025

◆ Electric cars are coming: new models unveiled at Frankfurt Motor Show

◆ High-tech ways to keep employees happy

◆ Can a sacred drink boost an island's fortunes?

◆ Why is India's car industry in breakdown mode?

◆ Can solar power shake up the energy market?

◆ The bizarre fabrics that fashion is betting on

◆ Porsche set to lead the charge at Frankfurt show

◆ The man who gambled his firm on a £50,000 sword

◆ Nigeria: Why is it struggling to meet its tax targets?

◆ The secrets of controlling your internet profile

◆ The goalie who joined Goldman Sachs

◆ Will Brexit hit Britain's fresh vegetable supplies?

◆ What do you do when a colleague dies?

◆ BBC World News business headlines

◆ How virtual reality is helping people with dementia

◆ How bottled water became a million dollar idea.

◆ What happens if you fall asleep in a self-driving car?

Financial Post

◆ As much as 5 million oil bpd may be affected as Houthi drones attack Saudi oil heartland

◆ Foreign buyer vacancy tax unlikely to derail housing rebound, real estate market watchers say

◆ Cannabis sector sees its first fraud case as OSC alleges misuse of investor funds

◆ Why playing politics with housing market is a dangerous game

◆ Canadians less indebted as rebounding equity, property prices bolster net wealth

◆ Jason Kenney to meet institutional investors in New York as Canadian energy stocks flounder

◆ Music festivals endure tough summer amid surprise funding cuts, waning attendance

◆ Hudson's Bay ditches 300 brands in quest for cool factor

◆ Farm Boy, organic growth boosts Empire's profit as retailer eyes online deliveries next year

◆ Dollarama misses expectations on profit, but hikes sales forecast

FT

◆ Central banks to grill Facebook over Libra

◆ Higher education: is Britain's student housing bubble set to burst?

◆ US blames Iran for attacks on Saudi oil plants

◆ Survey underscores US scepticism on climate change

◆ BMW signals end of road for flagship i3

◆ Cameron says Johnson ‘didn't believe in' Brexit

◆ Berlin's Stadtschloss and the trouble with history

◆ Tedious sexist jokes are sadly not outliers

◆ Spike in New York's luxury property sales

◆ Disney chief Iger quits Apple while rivalry intensifies

◆ Felicity Huffman gets 14 days in jail for college scandal

◆ Didier Reynders faces Belgian corruption probe

◆ Superheroes and streaming crowd out indy cinema

◆ Draghi faces chorus of criticism over fresh stimulus

◆ Brussels eases off on plans to rewrite fiscal rule book

◆ Treasuries notch biggest weekly drop since 2016 as rotation hits

NY Times Biz

◆ Fearing ‘Spy Trains,' Congress May Ban a Chinese Maker of Subway Cars

◆ Casper Dreams of Being Bigger Than Mattresses

◆ Two Major Saudi Oil Installations Hit by Drone Strike, and U.S. Blames Iran

◆ Salvadorans, Washington's Builders, Face Expulsion Under Trump

◆ The Concept Cars Gleam, but Executive Dread Clouds the Frankfurt Auto Show

◆ WeWork's Efforts to Salvage I.P.O. Renew Fears About ‘Unicorn' Era

◆ G.M. and Autoworkers in Talks on New Labor Contract

◆ Wealth Advisory Firms Are Merging, but What's in It for Clients?

◆ Rising Car Prices Are Sending Even Strong-Credit Buyers to the Used Lot

◆ Pandora Plots a Comeback. Think Pink.

◆ Maybe We're Not All Going to Be Gig Economy Workers After All

◆ Vaping Bad: Were 2 Wisconsin Brothers the Walter Whites of THC Oils?

◆ Opioid Defendants Seek to Disqualify Judge Overseeing 2,300 Cases

◆ A Harvard Professor Doubles Down: If You Take Epstein's Money, Do It in Secret

◆ They're Coming! How a Joke About Area 51 May Lure Thousands of Partygoers

◆ MoviePass Ending Its Run, 2 Years After Millions Signed Up

◆ 14 Million Watched Democrats Debate in Houston

◆ Chicago Man Fraudulently Accrued 42 Million Delta SkyBonus Points, U.S. Says

◆ Iger Departs Board of Apple, Disney's New Streaming Competitor

◆ Kanye West's New Yeezy Shoes Draw Comparisons to Crocs and a Colander

◆ New York Uncovers $1 Billion in Sackler Family Wire Transfers

◆ For Older Patients, an ‘Afterworld' of Hospital Care

◆ Mystery Solved: Private-Equity-Backed Firms Are Behind Ad Blitz on ‘Surprise Billing'

◆ For Children With Peanut Allergies, F.D.A. Experts Recommend a New Treatment

◆ Zantac Has Low Levels of a Cancer-Causing Chemical, the F.D.A. Says

◆ Stocks on Wall Street Stay Short of a Record

◆ London Stock Exchange Rejects Takeover Bid From Hong Kong

◆ House Antitrust Panel Seeks Documents From 4 Big Tech Firms

◆ DealBook Briefing: Beijing's Plan to Get to a Trade Deal

◆ Trade Tensions Ease as China Drops Some Pork and Soybean Tariffs

NY Times Econ

◆ Trade Tensions Ease as China Drops Some Pork and Soybean Tariffs

◆ Recession or Slowdown? Why You Should Care About the Difference

◆ Salvadorans, Washington's Builders, Face Expulsion Under Trump

◆ New Lawsuit Against Uber Is Set to Test Its Classification of Workers

◆ California Approves Statewide Rent Control to Ease Housing Crisis

◆ Trump Wants Negative Rates. Here's How That Would Work.

◆ California's Contractor Law Stirs Confusion Beyond the Gig Economy

◆ Trump Calls for Fed's ‘Boneheads' to Slash Interest Rates Below Zero

◆ California Bill Makes App-Based Companies Treat Workers as Employees

◆ California Rent Control Bill Advances, Fueled by Housing Crisis

◆ Share of Americans With Health Insurance Declined in 2018

◆ California Labor Bill, Near Passage, Is Blow to Uber and Lyft

◆ The Week in Business: Walmart Takes a Stand on Gun Control, and Brexit Goes Off the Rails

◆ Fed Chair Powell Speaks and Leaves Investors Expecting a Rate Cut

◆ Here's an Early Glimpse of the Economic Backdrop for the 2020 Election

◆ China Injects $126 Billion Into Its Slowing Economy

◆ Hiring Slowed in August, but Wage Gains Accelerated

◆ ‘I Put My Own Life on Hold': The Pain and Joy of Caring for Parents

◆ A Nobel-Winning Economist Goes to Burning Man

◆ In a Tight Labor Market, a Disability May Not Be a Barrier

Forbes

◆ For Billionaires, Like The Rest Of Us, Without Trust, Life Goes Horribly Wrong. And Not Only On TV

◆ Why Writing Content Is Useful, Even If Nobody Reads It

◆ In Midst Of Apple's New iPhone Announcement, Google Fixes One Of Android's Biggest Problems

◆ Bought A Car Recently? 198M Car Buyer Records Exposed In Massive Data Leak

◆ The Future Of Travel: Hotel Game-Changers

◆ Google Warning As Harmless Flashlight Apps Used By Millions Secretly Access Private Data

◆ Goodbye Atlantis, Hello ‘Greater Adria'. A Lost Continent Has Been Found By Geologists

◆ How To Prepare For Your First Student Loan Repayment

◆ Tyson Fury Vs. Otto Wallin Results: Winner, Analysis, And Twitter Reaction

◆ The Wave Bespoke Edition from Bowlus Road Chief

◆ New Orleans Saints At Los Angeles Rams Rematch Highlights Week 2 Of NFL Schedule

◆ Sunday's Google Doodle Honors Botanist Ynés Mexía

◆ Bill Maher Asks People To Fat Shame More, Here Is The Response

◆ UFC Fight Night 158 Results: Justin Gaethje Destroys Donald Cerrone (VIDEO) And Earns $50K Bonus

◆ Eight More Effects of Climate Change: Some Surprising, Some Fatal

◆ UFC Fight Night 158 Stats And Video Highlights From Justin Gaethje's Knockout Win Over Donald Cerrone

◆ The Story Behind ‘B is for Bitcoin', an ABC Book for Kids

◆ 2019 Lexus ES 350 F-Sport - 3 Things You Need To Know

◆ New Study Reveals The Early Career Firms That Propel Employees To Fortune 100 CEO Positions

◆ Eight Home Underdogs And Here's Who You Should Bet On In NFL Week 2 Games

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