Ed Kalengi

Citing fraud and abuse, journalists from other countries would face a 240-day limit.

The move has already prompted pushback from Beijing.

Uber and Lyft have both agreed to back a state-supervised way for their drivers in California to unionize and collectively bargain for industry-wide pay and benefits.

And they say breaking up is hard to do, but not so with the food giant Kraft Heinz.

The Wall Street Journal says that 10 years after the two companies merged, the conglomerate is finalizing plans to split up, spinning off a large chunk of its grocery business, which includes Kraft Mac and Cheese and other Kraft products, into a new entity.

The Friday numbers on Wall Street.

The Dow was down 92.

NASDAQ fell 249.

That's over 1%.

The S&P lost 41.

The 10-year Treasury yield at 4.23%.

The two-year at 3.62%.

That's news when you want it with Bloomberg News Now.

I'm Ed Kalecki.

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