Case for rate hike ‘quite strong’: Fed’s Bullard
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said he disagreed with the central bank’s decision to hold the line on monetary policy.
Anti-pot laws a ‘big con’: Men’s Wearhouse founder
The founder of Men’s Wearhouse told CNBC’s he’s a regular weed smoker, while denouncing anti-pot laws.
US, China head toward armstice on cyberspace
The U.S. and China are negotiation what could be the first ever arms Internet arms control deal, The New York Times reports.
Biotech chief lashes Kyle Bass’ patent trolling
Acorda CEO is striking back against hedge fund manager Kyle Bass.
Spooked by China, Philippines may invite US back
China’s aggressive military posture is prompting the Philippines to rethink a U.S. presence on the island, The New York Times reports.
Capitalism is moral, and it works: Think tank head
As Pope Francis heads to the U.S., one Catholic priest defends a system that the Pope has recently chided.
Snip, snip! Viewer cord cutting intensifies: Study
A new report found that cord cutting is happening much quicker than industry watchers anticipated.
US begins military talks with Russia on Syria
As the first Russian combat aircraft arrived in Syria, the Obama administration reached out to Moscow. The NY Times reports.
What can Yellen and Xi do for markets
After a post-Fed battering, markets head into the week ahead seeking clarity, especially from Janet Yellen and Xi Jinping.
Moody’s downgrades credit rating of France
The firm lowered its rating to “Aa2” from “Aa1.” That means France has Moody’s third-highest possible rating.