Second Opinion

In Second Opinion, Refresco buys Cott's bottling operations for $1.25 billion, Adobe wants to kill Flash by 2020 and the new White House communications head says he's prepared to "fire everybody" to stop leaks.

In Second Opinion, Time Inc is putting Essence magazine on the block, Jared Kushner tells Senate investigators he did not collude with the Russians and Microsoft's iconic paint application could get the boot after 32 years.

Second Opinion closes out the week with news that Sean Spicer quits as White House press secretary over Trump's choice of communications chief, GE stock sinks after a report reveals a 12 percent drop in revenue and Steve Jobs' life is now an opera.

In Second Opinion, U.S. Cardinal is selling its $1.5 billion China business, Twitter says it's cracking down on abusive accounts ten times more than before and former football hero turned felon O.J. Simpson is granted parole.

In Second Opinion, Morgan Stanley bests Goldman Sachs after posting stronger than expected earnings, Zynga and MGM are planning a Words With Friends TV show and NAFTA negotiations are set to begin August 12 in Washington, D.C.

In Second Opinion, three buyout shops vie for UK online retailer Shop Direct, Chipotle's stock sinks after experiencing a food scare and the GOP plan to repeal Obamacare and replace it later has collapsed.

Second Opinion wraps up the day with news that Blue Apron stock tanks, Hampton Creek's entire board bolts save for the CEO and the U.S. ends its laptop ban on Middle Eastern airlines.

Second Opinion closes the week with news that Uber rival Grab is reportedly seeking to raise up to $2 billion from SoftBank and Didi, Sprint reportedly met with Warren Buffet and Liberty Media Chairman John Malone about investing in the company and the bag Neil Armstrong used to collect moon dust is for sale.

In Second Opinion, Manulife is exploring either a spinoff for its John Hancock unit or an IPO, CBS makes a deal with the BBC and Nevada issues its first marijuana delivery license.

In Second Opinion, Amazon Prime Day raked up more sales than Black Friday, Gymboree, which filed for bankruptcy, is closing about 350 stores and the New York Times' digital subscriptions go up thanks to artificial intelligence and Trump.