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In Second Opinion, Facebook is launching a new dating feature on its platform, regulators accuse Goldman Sachs traders of exchanging confidential information in chat rooms and legendary guitar brand Gibson files for bankruptcy.
In Second Opinion, Cambridge Analytica denies it received Twitter data from a researcher, China is poised to reject Trump's two toughest trade demands and Marathon Petroleum Corp agrees to buy rival Andeavor for more than $23 billion.
In Second Opinion, Amazon profit more than doubles, T-Mobile and Sprint reportedly finalize merger terms and North and South Korea promise to end decades of hostility.
In Second Opinion, British transport company FirstGroup rejects Apollo's takeover proposal, Apple Music hits 40 million subscribers and House Speaker Paul Ryan is retiring from Congress.
In Second Opinion, T-Mobile restarts talks to acquire Sprint, Bank of America is backing away from companies that make military-style assault rifles for civilian use and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Congress.
In Second Opinion, Uber buys electric bike-sharing startup Jump Bikes, the Justice Department approves Bayer's acquisition of Monsanto and the U.S. deficit is now expected to surpass $1 trillion by 2020.
Second Opinion closes the week with news that Facebook is requiring ID verification for those buying political ads, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin concedes there could be a trade war with China and an E.coli outbreak in New Jersey could be linked to a Panera Bread in the state.
In Second Opinion, fashion footwear company Nine West Holdings plans on filing for bankruptcy, Instacart is reportedly raising another $150 million and CalSTR's CIO deactivates his Facebook accounting, citing the company's poor management.
In Second Opinion, China retaliates against the U.S. with its own tariff plans, Microsoft will invest $5 billion into internet of things over the next four years and Facebook admits Cambridge Analytica hijacked data on up to 87 million users.
In Second Opinion, Pfizer is reportedly in talks to sell its consumer health business to Procter & Gamble, the New York Federal Reserve names a new incoming president and Spotify is on track for the third-largest tech IPO ever.