Venezuela implements major economic changes – will they work?
U.S. Economy
US workers don’t want to move for new jobs
Ten percent fewer people relocated for work last year when compared with 2015.
Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions
PepsiCo buys SodaStream International for $3.2B
The deal marks one of the final strategic moves of outgoing CEO Indra Noyi.
Tyson Foods buying Keystone Foods for $2.16B
Tyson Foods, maker of Jimmy Dean sausages and other meat products, will pay $2.16 billion in cash for the Keystone Foods business of Marfrig Global Foods, expanding its international reach and product range.
Corona beer parent company bets big on marijuana
Recreational marijuana is legal in nine U.S. states, as well as Washington D.C.
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Food and Beverage
NY boy reopens lemonade stand, raises nearly $1K after health dept. shutdown
A health inspector shut down Brendan Mulvaney’s stand on July 27 because he did not have a permit to sell lemonade and snow cones.
Small Business
Young entrepreneurs ditching Silicon Valley for these US cities
Nearly one-third of Americans have thought about starting a business in the past year, a new study found.
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Growing China cyber threat from smart-home devices
American Majority CEO Ned Ryun warns of a looming cyber threat from China.
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Tesla legal team reportedly thinks SEC pressured to expedite probe: Gasparino
FBN’s Charlie Gasparino on the fallout from Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s tweet about taking the company private and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey admitting bias at the social media company.
Business Leaders
Tesla chief Elon Musk imploding?
Shares of the company have fallen more than 15 percent over the past five days.
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Absolute free speech needed on social media?
NewsPicks CEO Ian Myer on concerns over social media censorship and Tesla’s recent troubles.
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