In today’s Minutes: Nokia and T-Mobile agreed to a deal to make the world’s largest 5G network deal, US foods bought one, two, three, four, five food businesses from Services Group of America for $1.8B, and American Express made deals with foreign business customers assuring one rate, but upped it without notification.

In today’s Minutes: WeWork China raises $500M to expand to additional cities, MoviePass secures an emergency loan after briefly running out of cash, and BP buys BHP’s US onshore assets for $10B. Plus, never, ever use LinkedIn’s new voice messenger.

In today’s Minutes: Walmart ends its two-decade store-card partnership with Synchrony, Slack will buy Atlassian’s Hipchat, and Amazon hits record profit despite lower than expected revenue. Plus, how does Facebook’s bloodbath affect your personal finances?

In today’s Minutes: Facebook misses revenue projections and shares plummet, 23andMe and GSK will enter $300M partnership, and Waymo will partner with Walmart and others to help shuttle shoppers. Plus, why cash shouldn’t rule everything around you.

In today’s Minutes: Ford consolidates its autonomous vehicle groups and makes a massive investment in the technology, eBay and Square are teaming up to provide small business loans, and Lululemon names Calvin McDonald as CEO

In today’s Minutes: Tesla is asking for refunds from some of its suppliers, Pinterest is quickly closing in on $1B in ad revenue and plans to IPO in 2019, Nikes plans to bump pay for 10% of workforce in effort to end pay inequality. Plus, what EBITDA really means.

In today’s Minutes: State Street will buy Charles River Systems for $2.6B, Eventbrite has filed a confidential IPO, indicating its intention to go public, and Fiat Chrysler CEO steps down amid ailing health. Plus, how to implement work jargon into your personal relationships.

In today’s Minutes: Comcast will drop out of the bidding war for Fox, instead focusing on SkyTV, Wells Fargo will reimburse clients for products they didn’t want or need, and Tilray is the first ever cannabis producer to IPO. Plus, if unemployment is so low, why aren’t wages increasing?

In today’s Minutes: the EU hands down a $5.1B fine to Google for its business practices in the mobile phone market, Facebook will begin policing fake news that promotes violence, and Prime Day boosts non-Amazon retailers too. Plus, we take you “Behind Closed Mahogany Doors.”

In today’s Minutes: Walmart and Microsoft will partner to take on Amazon, the Fed Chair addresses Congress, and Texas Instruments’ CEO steps down. Plus, what your Venmo transactions say about you.