Facebook, Google Extend Bans on Political Ads
Facebook and Google plan to continue banning political ads on their platforms for the next several weeks to prevent confusion about election results.
Pfizer CEO Joins Host of Executives at Covid-19 Vaccine Makers in Big Stock Sale
The timing this week of Albert Bourla's sale of about $5.6 million in company shares-on the same day it announced positive results from its Covid-19 vaccine-is drawing scrutiny from some investors.
Cano Health Nears Deal With Barry Sternlicht SPAC TikTok Presses for Delay in Sale Deadline
A petition filed by ByteDance says the U.S. government's decision to force a TikTok deal was "arbitrary and capricious" and denied the company due process under the law.
Alibaba Sets 'Singles Day' Sales Record
The Chinese technology company, under a cloud of regulatory pressure, raked in $75.1 billion in sales during China's biggest annual online sales bonanza.
Landlords Bet on J.C. Penney Recovery As Vaccine Optimism Spreads
J.C. Penney's top landlords are betting on a comeback for department stores, some of the biggest pandemic losers, after they cleared a hurdle to buying the company out of bankruptcy.
German Airline Group Lufthansa Names New CFO
German airline group Deutsche Lufthansa AG Wednesday named an industry outsider as its new finance chief as it continues to navigate hard times caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Agricultural Giant Louis Dreyfus to Sell Major Stake to Abu Dhabi State Firm
Billionaire heiress Margarita Louis-Dreyfus agreed to sell a 45% indirect stake in Louis Dreyfus, the agricultural merchant that has borne her family's name for almost two centuries, to a holding company in the United Arab Emirates.
Opioid Maker Purdue Faces Growing Revolt Against Federal Deal
California, New York and other states are revolting against the U.S. Justice Department's proposed settlement with OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, which is accused of helping fuel the opioid crisis.
Kodak Says Ex-Executives Sold Stock Options They Didn't Own
Eastman Kodak said five former executives were able to collect millions of dollars by selling stock options they didn't own, an admission set to add to scrutiny the company faces over the circumstances surrounding a halted U.S. loan.
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