WSJ Newswire

• Arconic Ceases Sale of Cladding Involved in London Fire June 26, 2017
  Arconic said Monday it will stop selling one type of aluminum cladding for use in high-rise buildings after the material was suspected to have contributed to the spread of a deadly fire through a London apartment tower.
• Why Apple and J.P. Morgan Are Chasing Venmo June 26, 2017
  Big tech and finance firms are charging into person-to-person payments with little regard for making money, believing such services will be vital to getting and keeping consumers.
• Amazon's Grocery Ambitions Spell Trouble for Food Brands June 26, 2017
  Amazon’s deeper push into the grocery business threatens to further pinch packaged-food companies already coping with slowing sales.
• The $1.5 Trillion Business Tax Change Flying Under the Radar June 26, 2017
  House Republicans are proposing eliminating the deduction that companies get for interest they pay on debt, a move that would alter modern finance. Yet the plan has gotten relatively little public attention or lobbying pressure.
• Rural Youth Chase Big-City Dreams June 26, 2017
  Young people are leaving Iowa’s Mahaska County and other rural communities in the nation’s heartland to go to college—and not many are coming back.