More detail on the White House’s corporate tax cut proposal, due to be unveiled later today – NYTimes and WSJ

Mega luxury brand news yesterday, as LVMH announced a series of moves that, combined with $13.1 billion, helped it take over the 70-year-old French fashion house Christian Dior – NYTimes and Bloomberg

We’ve learned of banks and tech companies willing to take a chance on blockchain. And then there’s Dubai—an entire city that’s committing to the technology still best known for undergirding virtual currencies like Bitcoin – WSJ

Former ballplayer + former candidate = new owners [?] [aka, the tale of Jeets and Jeb(!)] – NYTimes and WSJ and Bloomberg

Lest you think that the promised Dodd-Frank overhaul would mean just tweaking at the edges, analysis of the financial CHOICE Act of 2017 suggests a gutting of the regulatory process – Law360 and NYTimes

More on the student-loan crisis in America, this time with a look at the diminishing returns on refinancing – WSJ

Well, they survived, but it wasn’t exactly a ringing endorsement for Wells Fargo’s Board of Directors – NYTimes and WSJ and Law360

Alphabet has been conspicuously absent from the tech-giant space-race that has largely been driven by Bezos and Musk. And while it may not have space on the brain, Google doesn’t appear to be conceding the skies altogether – Bloomberg

This is a longer-than-you-might-think article on a single ingredient: salt.  And it’s well worth the space – NYTimes