New York Times

DealBook|Puerto Rico's Governor Warns of Fiscal 'Death Spiral'
New York Times
Protesters in New York took issue with a fiscal oversight meeting discussing Puerto Rico's debt burden, saying the board members did not represent the majority of the island's electorate. Credit Yana Paskova for The New York Times. Reach for your wallets.
National briefs: Puerto Rico Governor – deficit may risePittsburgh Post-Gazette
Puerto Ricans Represented Throughout US Military HistoryDepartment of Defense
Puerto Rico governor offers plan to right island's economic shipReuters
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NBCNews.com

Meet Donald Trump's New Target: Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim
NBCNews.com
Donald Trump, dogged by fresh allegations of making inappropriate advances toward women, has set his sights on an unlikely target: Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim. Once referred to as the "richest man you've never heard of," Slim is a telecom tycoon
Read Donald Trump's Speech Attacking His AccusersTIME
Trump trashes the media after more sexual misconduct accusations reportedThe Guardian
Trump Accuses Clinton of Collusion With Mexican Billionaire Carlos SlimNewsmax
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Bloomberg

Bulls Unshaken as Profit Duds Rattle U.S. Stocks in Winding Week
Bloomberg
A gloomy beginning to earnings season sent U.S. stocks to a second week of losses. A trio of Wall Street's biggest bulls say don't worry. It was a week of twists as the S&P 500 Index alternated between gains and losses, a rarity during the bull market
Wall Street's early rally losses steam as stocks log weekly declineMarketWatch
Week in Review: Alcoa, Big Banks Kick Off Week One of Earnings SeasonTheStreet.com
Stocks Heading Toward A Healthy CleanseSeeking Alpha
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Wall Street Journal

Salesforce Won't Pursue Bid for Twitter
Wall Street Journal
Twitter Inc. TWTR -5.12 % was left at the altar on Friday after Salesforce. CRM 5.15 % com Inc. walked away from pursuing a combination, all but extinguishing hopes for a near-term sale of the social-media company as it struggles to accelerate revenue …
Salesforce Rules Out a Bid for TwitterNew York Times
Twitter charts solo path as Salesforce rules out takeoverReuters
Salesforce's shift into equalityTechCrunch
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Hershey CEO JP Bilbrey to Step Down
Wall Street Journal
Hershey Co. HSY 0.82 % Chief Executive J.P. Bilbrey announced plans Friday to step down, following months of failed negotiations to sell the company to Mondelez International Inc., MDLZ 0.43 % making him the third person to leave the candy maker's top …
UPDATE 1-Hershey CEO Bilbrey to retire in July, stay as non-exec chairmanBusiness Insider
Hershey CEO will step downTribune-Review
Hershey CEO to RetireCSPDailyNews.com
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Economic Times

Strong markets revenue boosts Citi's Q3; shares +1.5%
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Q3 net income of $3.8B or $1.24 per share vs. $4.3B and $1.35 a year ago. Revenue of $17.8B fell from $18.7B. Excluding CVA/DVA, revenue fell 4% Y/Y and EPS fell 5%. Global Consumer Banking revenue of $8.227B up 1% Y/Y. Expenses of $4.44B up 5% …
Citigroup beats expectations but revenues still fallCity A.M.

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