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(Bloomberg) -- FIFA banned Luis Rubiales for three years after he sparked outrage by celebrating Spain's World Cup victory by kissing star player Jennifer Hermoso on the lips. Spanish Football Chief Luis Rubiales Resigns Over World Cup Kiss Rubiales ignited a national controversy in August when he kissed Hermoso as she received the medal for winning the World Cup. [Extracted from the article]

Tangen, who introduced Gulden as "a really impressive leader", asked him to describe the string of crises that Adidas endured in the past few years, before he joined. (Bloomberg) -- Adidas AG Chief Executive Officer Bjorn Gulden said he doesn't think that Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, really meant the antisemitic statements he made last year that led the sneaker maker to terminate their highly lucrative partnership. [Extracted from the article]

Adidas will terminate the partnership with Ye, end production of Yeezy branded products and stop all payments to Ye and his companies, it said. Adidas Cuts Ties With Ye, Absorbing €250 Million Profit Hit (Bloomberg) -- Adidas AG will absorb a hit to earnings of up to €250 million ($247 million) this year to end its partnership with Ye following a rash of offensive behavior from the rapper and designer. [Extracted from the article]

Adidas Cuts Ties With Ye, Absorbing €250 Million Hit to Profit Adidas will terminate the partnership with Ye, end production of Yeezy branded products and stop all payments to Ye and his companies, it said. (Bloomberg) -- Adidas AG will absorb a hit to earnings of up to €250 million ($247 million) to end its partnership with Ye following a rash of offensive behavior from the rapper and designer that turned a once-thriving shoe brand into a lightning rod for criticism. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Adidas AG is ending its partnership with Ye following a rash of offensive behavior from the rapper and designer that turned a once-thriving shoe brand into a lightning rod for criticism. Adidas will terminate the partnership with Ye, end production of Yeezy branded products and stop all payments to Ye and his companies, it said. [Extracted from the article]

Adidas will terminate the partnership with Ye, end production of Yeezy branded products and stop all payments to Ye and his companies, it said. (Bloomberg) -- Adidas AG is ending its partnership with Ye following a rash of offensive behavior from the rapper and designer that turned a once-thriving shoe brand into a lightning rod for criticism. Adidas earlier this month called the partnership "one of the most successful collaborations in our industry's history" and said it will continue co-managing Yeezy products during its review. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Adidas AG plans to end its partnership with Kanye West following a rash of offensive behavior from the rapper and designer that turned a once-thriving shoe brand into a lightning rod for criticism. Adidas earlier this month called the partnership "one of the most successful collaborations in our industry's history" and said it will continue co-managing Yeezy products during its review. Adidas would join Gap Inc. and Kering SA's Balenciaga fashion label in cutting ties with West, who now goes by Ye. [Extracted from the article]

Adidas would join Gap Inc. and Kering SA's Balenciaga fashion label in prematurely cutting ties with West, who now goes by Ye. (Bloomberg) -- Adidas AG plans to end its partnership with Kanye West following a rash of offensive behavior from the rapper and designer that turned a once-thriving shoe brand into a lightning rod for criticism, according to people familiar with the matter. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Executives at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce's London office kept a book full of "sexually suggestive comments" about women for a decade, in the latest employment tribunal case to shine a light on banking's sexist culture. The allegations about the joke book formed part of an employment suit brought by Zhuofang Wei, an executive director, who lost her sexual discrimination case against the bank. [Extracted from the article]

The allegations about the joke book formed part of an employment suit brought by Zhuofang Wei, an executive director, who lost her sexual discrimination case against the bank. (Bloomberg) -- Executives at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce's London office kept a book full of "sexually suggestive comments" about women for a decade, in the latest employment tribunal case to shine a light on banking's sexist culture. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak tore strips out of each other's plans for the UK economy in their first head-to-head debate of the campaign to replace Boris Johnson as prime minister. Sunak has trailed Truss in polls of party members, and some commentators on the BBC after the debate described his behavior as rude. Truss repeated her promise for immediate tax cuts to boost the economy, while Sunak said he wants to stabilize inflation and the public finances first. [Extracted from the article]

Resolution that targets Omar's comments sent to committee The dispute creates a problem for Pelosi, who is trying to maintain unity among Democrats, including Omar and other high-profile freshmen, as veteran lawmakers are demanding a clear resolution denouncing Omar's remarks. Pelosi said she met personally with Omar regarding her comments and on Wednesday said she still hasn't seen the text of the resolution. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Why Internet Censorship Doesn't Work and Never Will: Tyler Cowen As Facebook grows bigger and reaches across more regions and languages, it becomes harder to find the humans who can apply what Facebook considers to be the proper standards.(1). [Extracted from the article]

During the past five years, Tesla's market capitalization almost quadrupled, easily beating Fiat Chrysler (2.2 times), GM (decline of 13 percent), and Ford (decline of 44 percent), while Tesla sales exploded (6 times). The same 159 funds holding Tesla produced a 1.9 percent risk-adjusted return the past three years, easily beating the 1.5 percent by 472 mutual funds holding other U.S. carmakers, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg Gadfly) -- Johnson & Johnson Shouldn't Be Too Fazed by Pfizer: Gadfly J&J's drug Remicade is what's known as a biologic drug, made with living cells instead of a chemical process. Pfizer is also pricing its drug at a relatively modest 15 percent discount, which may help J&J minimize the sales impact. [Extracted from the article]

Tantaros, who sued Fox in a Manhattan court last month claiming she was sexually harassed, filed an affidavit from her therapist who said she complained about Ailes and then Shine starting two years ago. "In 2014, Andrea told me about meetings with Mr. Ailes in his office where he engaged in highly inappropriate and offensive behavior", therapist Michele Berdy said in the affidavit dated Sept. 15. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg View) -- Twitter Can Only Lose When It Polices Abuse: Megan McArdle If Twitter or another network sets itself up to be especially vigilant for users who are at odds with these movements, there's a real risk of declaring open season on conservative ideas, while liberal ideas about a lot of things are carefully protected by your abuse standards. [Extracted from the article]

Dartmouth College is investigating its Alpha Delta fraternity, inspiration for the movie "Animal House", for branding the flesh of new members. Philip Hanlon, Dartmouth's president since 2013 and a former Alpha Delta member, has defended fraternity life while condemning "extreme behavior" that he said hurts the Hanover, New Hampshire, college and its reputation. [Extracted from the article]

Jim Murphy, a British lawmaker and campaigner against Scottish independence, has suspended his speaking tour after he was pelted with eggs and physically attacked on Thursday, the London Times reported. "There is a dark corner in Scotland in which lurks a kind of noisy, intolerant nationalism that has now been brought to life", the Times reported Murphy, a Labour party member, as saying. [Extracted from the article]