Caterpillar Chairman Doesn't Expect a Trade War 
 

Caterpillar Chairman Doug Oberhelman is concerned about a potential trade war under President Donald Trump's administration, but is confident such a conflict won't erupt in the end.

 
Former Chairman's Account Is Latest Plot Twist in VW Emissions Scandal 
 

Volkswagen's former chairman has told prosecutors that senior executives and directors were aware of the company's emissions cheating months before it was disclosed by U.S. authorities, raising questions about the car maker's official narrative of the scandal.

 
Cameco Earnings Hurt by Continuing Slump in Uranium Prices 
 

Cameco reported lower-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings late Thursday as a continuing slump in uranium prices weighed on the company's revenue.

 
PJT Rallies on Post-Blackstone Results 
 

PJT Partners Inc.'s stock hit an all-time high Thursday as Wall Street digested results from the financial adviser's first year as an independent entity following its separation from Blackstone Group LP.

 
Tech Industry Applauds Court Ruling on Immigration Order 
 

The appeals court decision to uphold the nationwide halt on the president's immigration order delivers a victory to hundreds of companies that have opposed the order and could empower them to keep fighting the Trump administration.

 
Morgan Stanley Exploring Move to Manhattan's West Side 
 

Morgan Stanley is exploring a move to Hudson Yards, the vast development going up on Manhattan's West Side, according to people familiar with the matter.

 
Agrium's Profit Drops Amid Slump in Fertilizer Market 
 

Fertilizer firm Agrium Inc.'s quarterly profit dropped sharply on lower nutrient prices.

 
Retailers Are Caught in Political Fights Over Trump 
 

Retailers and big brands are increasingly getting pulled into partisan fights involving President Donald Trump, as a deeply divided nation seeks to punish those that don't agree with their political views.

 
News Corp Revenue Declines 2% 
 

News Corp's revenue fell slightly in the December quarter amid a weak ad market and currency fluctuations, but its digital real estate and book publishing divisions powered growth in operating income.

 
Expedia Swings to Profit, Though Orbitz Drags Top Line 
 

Expedia swung to a quarterly profit, thought revenue decelerated from previous quarters, partly dragged by Orbitz

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

February 09, 2017 23:00 ET (04:00 GMT)

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