Fortune

Sunoco Pipeline Spills Gasoline Near Pennsylvania River
Fortune
Pennsylvania American Water warned customers to reduce water use as a precaution. A pipeline breach on Friday spilled gasoline in the vicinity of the Susquehanna River in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, environmental authorities said, prompting a
Company official says spill impact looks slightWilliamsport Sun-Gazette
No gas detected in river after Friday spill Water company's tests negative; Sunoco's results pendingSunbury Daily Item
No gasoline detected yet in Susquehanna River from pipeline breach in Lycoming CountyPennLive.com
Bismarck Tribune –StateImpact Pennsylvania –wnep.com –PA home page
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Speak Out: Federal Reserve board needs to straighten out interest rate
Chicago Tribune
Dwelling on Yellen: I wish someone could tell me why Janet Yellen of the Federal Reserve tells us that we can't have interest rate increases. She is running the board with only five representatives. There are supposed to be seven. Why is this allowed?

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Wall Street Journal

British American Tobacco Proposes to Buy Reynolds Stake for $47 Billion
Wall Street Journal
LONDON—British American Tobacco PLC on Friday announced a proposal to buy the stake it doesn't already own in U.S. peer Reynolds American Inc. for $47 billion. British American Tobacco, which already owns 42.2% of Reynolds, has offered $56.50 a …
UK Stocks-Factors to watch on Oct. 21Reuters
BAT Plans to Take Full Control of Reynolds in $47 Billion DealBloomberg
British American Tobacco Plans $47 billion Reynolds TakeoverTheStreet.com
StreetInsider.com –BBC News –Financial Times –RTT News
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Yahoo Sports

E-Class Sedan, SUVs Boost Earnings at Germany's Daimler
New York Times
FRANKFURT, Germany — German automaker Daimler AG said Friday that stronger sales of its technology-loaded Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan and SUVs helped third-quarter earnings swell by 13 percent. The company said its net profit during the July to …
Daimler continues along its successful path in third quarter – record unit sales and earningsPR Newswire (press release)
Daimler Profit Lifted by E-Class Model SalesWall Street Journal
Daimler Quarterly Profit Jumps 10% on Mercedes Car DemandBloomberg
Reuters –Nasdaq –Ward’s Auto
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Reuters

Asia stocks ease as stronger dollar weighs on crude oil
Reuters
A man stands next to an electronic board showing stock prices in Tokyo, Japan, August 18, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon. By Shinichi Saoshiro | TOKYO. TOKYO Asian stocks were mostly lower on Friday as the dollar climbed to seven-month highs …
Strong Dollar Upends Asian MarketsWall Street Journal
Asia shares drift lower as investors factor in Fed rate hikeU.S. News & World Report
Asian shares mixed, dollar rises on ECB stimulus hopesTulsa World
Financial Times –Bloomberg –ICIS –The Straits Times
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CNBC

Venezuela's state oil company is struggling under bond obligations
CNBC
Venezuela's state-owned oil company has warned that it is in danger of defaulting on its debts after investors declined an offer to swap bonds. Four times in the last month, Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA) has extended an offer to investors to
PDVSA Default Would Spell Trouble for U.S. Refiners' Oil SupplyBloomberg
Venezuela PDVSA boss slams report of push for bolivar bond paymentsReuters
2 Venezuela Experts: Friday Bond Deadline, Elections Elevate RiskBarron’s (blog)
Wall Street Journal –Financial Times –The Fiscal Times –PanAm Post
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The Boston Globe

MetLife grounds Snoopy. Curse you, Red Baron!
The Boston Globe
MetLife is firing Snoopy. After more than 30 years of appearing in print ads, TV commercials, marketing materials, and on the sides of MetLife's blimps at sports events, the company is showing the door to the “Peanuts” character, one of the most
MetLife to Snoopy: You're fired!USA TODAY
See you Snoopy: no place for cartoons in insurance anymore?Christian Science Monitor
Snoopy, You're Not Alone. These 8 Brand Mascots Have Also Been FiredMoney Magazine
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