In today’s Minutes: Andreessen Horowitz will open a celeb-led fund geared towards people of color, VF Corp. plans to sell Wrangler and Lee denim brands, and Netflix CFO David Wells plans to step down. Plus, next time you’re busy, just remember, it could be worse, you could be Jack Dorsey.

In today’s Minutes: after the US imposed tariffs on Turkey, the lira tumbled vs. the dollar, Monsanto will have to pay $289M in cancer suit, and Citgo shares at stake in a suit targeting Venezuela. Plus, never forget, your company could have another you in a minute.

In today’s Minutes: Deutsche Bank continues its cost cutting efforts, Samsung announces Galaxy Note 9 and an Echo competitor, and Adidas crushes earnings after winning World Cup. Plus how much millennials need to make to be “happy.”

In today’s Minutes: Slack secures $400M in funding at a $7B valuation, the SEC will probe Elon Musk regarding the truthfulness of his infamous tweet, and Congressman Chris Collins was arrested and charged with insider trading. Plus it’s easier than ever for anyone to invest in early stage startups.

In today’s Minutes: Elon Musk tweets that he is planning to take Tesla private, Stan Kroenke, the owner of the LA Rams buys the remaining portion of the Arsenal soccer team that he didn’t already own, and Meg Whitman led NewTV raises $1B. Plus how to set work-life balance boundaries.

In today’s Minutes: the New York City Council is ready to approve a cap on new licenses for ride-hailing services, Zillow is buying Mortgage Lenders of America, and Indra Nooyi is stepping down as CEO of Pepsi. Plus how cleaning out your inbox can change how you work.

In today’s Minutes: Starbucks teams up with Microsoft and ICE to allow consumers to pay with bitcoin, Heineken partners with China Resources Beer, and Beijing plans to impose tariffs on $60B worth of US goods. Plus Paul Krugman explains economics while riding a rollercoaster.

In today’s Minutes: Apple is the first US firm to hit a $1T market cap, Brookstone files for bankruptcy again, and Warner Music buys Uproxx. Plus what MoviePass’ woes mean for you.

In today’s Minutes: Wells Fargo faces a massive fine, Tesla reports earnings that met most expectations, and Siemens acquires Mendix. Plus Fidelity will begin offer two zero fee index funds.

In today’s Minutes: Facebook deleted over a dozen fake Instagram and FB accounts used for political misinformation, after having to take out emergency loans earlier this week to stay in business MoviePass announces a raise in prices, and after a nice earnings beat, Chipotle had to shut down another store in Ohio after two customers got sick.