(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - New York, 16 Aug - US newspaper headlines THE NEW YORK TIMES Medicare set to save billions as US limits prices for 10 medications.

Coming to 'iPhone City': an electric car factory from Foxconn.

Cisco Systems to cut about 7% of staff in second round of layoffs.

Boeing faces a steep climb in catching up to Airbus.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Harris to call for construction of 3 million new housing units.

Walmart earnings and July retail sales show consumers aren't quitting.

Edgar Bronfman prepares bid for Paramount and its parent National Amusements.

US battery rush spurs 1.4 billion-dollar sodium-ion factory in North Carolina.

THE WASHINGTON POST Harris has opened up a second path to victory, according to The Post's polling model.

What's happening with grocery prices? Google's foes on both coasts consider what it takes to crack a monopolist.

Americans are still spending big - on cars, appliances and furniture.

LOS ANGELES TIMES With arrests in Matthew Perry death, is LA's ketamine bubble about to burst? Harris zeroes in on high food prices as inflation plays a big role in the presidential race.

Northrop Grumman announces another round of South Bay layoffs.

Newsom calls for new oil refinery mandate in California.

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