Telegraph.co.uk

Intel buys Mobileye for $15.3 billion in bid to lead autonomous car market
The Boston Globe
NEW YORK — In the world of driverless cars, household names like Google and Uber have raced ahead of rivals, building test vehicles and starting trials on city streets. But when it comes to what is under the hood, a wide array of lesser-known
Intel's Road to Self-Driving Cars Is Paved In AcquisitionsFortune
Stocks Go Nowhere as Wall Street Waits for Fed NewsTheStreet.com
Howes: Drive for data powers Intel's bid for MobileyeThe Detroit News
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Fortune

Yahoo's New Male CEO Will Make Double Marissa Mayer's Salary
Fortune
Even after Yahoo goes through with the sale of its core business, it will still pay its top executives handsomely—and in some cases, even better than it did before. In announcing a plan for the company's future Monday, Yahoo (yhoo) said it had picked
Verizon originally wanted $925 million discount for Yahoo's online servicesWashington Post
Yahoo sale: Verizon had sought nearly $1 billion discount due to massive data theftsThe Mercury News
Verizon sought $925 mln discount for Yahoo merger, got $350 mlnBusiness Insider
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Bloomberg

Ackman Sells Valeant Stake After at Least $2.8 Billion Loss
Bloomberg
After waging a costly and outspoken public defense of the controversial drugmaker, its once-biggest champion sold his entire stake in the company at a loss and said he will leave the board. Precise figures are hard to come by, but public filings
Bill Ackman's Valeant Exit Is an Enormous Loss for the Faded Hedge Fund StarFortune
UPDATE 2-Ackman's Pershing Square sells Valeant stake, takes $3 bln lossReuters
Bill Ackman pinpointed the moment he should've sold out of Valeant — and he's wrongBusiness Insider
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Racked

Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry Is No More
Racked
Ivanka Trump attends a lunch at the White House on International Women's Day. Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty Images. Ivanka Trump's eponymous fine jewelry line, which sells white diamond earrings for nearly $10,000 and link necklaces for close to $20,000, …

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If you look at PepsiCo’s line of products — from Tropicana beverages, to Lipton teas, Naked juices, Aquafina and the classic brown fizzy cola — water is clearly a crucial natural resource for the company.


Bloomberg

Kushners Set to Get $400 Million From Chinese Firm on Tower
Bloomberg
A company owned by the family of Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, stands to receive more than $400 million from a prominent Chinese company that is investing in the Kushners' marquee Manhattan office tower at 666 …
Kushner family to make $400M from real estate deal with Chinese firm: reportThe Hill
Company owned by Kushner family to get $400M from Chinese firm in latest potential conflict of interestNew York Daily News
Is Jared Kushner Getting a “Sweetheart Deal”?Vanity Fair
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Gander Mountain latest sports retailer to fail
USA TODAY
Outdoor goods company Gander Mountain is the latest retailer to falter under competition from online sellers, announcing that it has filed for bankruptcy protection and will close dozens of stores. The St. Paul, Minn-based chain says that it will begin
UPDATE: Bankrupt Gander Mountain closing 30 stores, soliciting bidsRetail Dive
Popular gun and hunting retailer to close south Charlotte storeCharlotte Observer (blog)
Outdoor retailer Gander Mountain plans to close Algonquin storeChicago Tribune
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Illinois is centralizing investments in technologies such as the Internet of things, while allowing cities to prioritize according to local needs. Texas may be next.

We look to Morocco’s success story for lessons on getting clean energy to 600 million people in Africa.