Sony Virtual-Reality Sales May Be Too Slow to Spur Game Makers 
 

Sony sold 915,000 PlayStation VR virtual-reality headsets in the device's first four months, a pace it called in line with its goals but that analysts said might be too slow to motivate outside software developers.

 
Sullivan & Cromwell Hires Former DOJ Antitrust Head Hesse as Partner 
 

Sullivan & Cromwell LLP is hiring Renata Hesse, formerly head of the antitrust division at the Justice Department, as the law firm prepares for a continued wave of complex, cross-border mergers and other deals.

 
Facing Criticism, Drug Makers Keep Lid On Price Increases 
 

Pharmaceutical companies held most of their traditional January list-price increases to under 10% this year, although the median boost was little-changed from 2016. Among the critics they face now is President Trump.

 
Warren Buffett Is One Stock Picker Who Believes He Can Still Beat the Market 
 

Warren Buffett was dismissive of professional money managers in his widely read letter to shareholders, but the billionaire reasserted his belief in his own ability to pick winners and losers.

 
Priceline Is Ready for an Upgrade 
 

Sticker shock aside, Priceline Group shares have more room to go assuming the travel industry stays strong.

 
Huawei Launches New Flagship Phone: the P10 
 

China's Huawei Technologies, the world's No. 3 smartphone maker, released a new flagship device aimed at taking on industry leaders Apple and Samsung.

 
Samsung Unveils Two New Tablet Computers 
 

Samsung Electronics Co. introduced two new tablet computers at a Barcelona event that also offered a glimpse of how the South Korean technology giant planned to move past last year's massive Galaxy Note 7 smartphone recall.

 
London Stock Exchange Merger With Deutsche Börse at Risk 
 

The planned megamerger between Deutsche Börse AG and London Stock Exchange Group PLC to create Europe's largest exchange is at risk after the LSE said it wouldn't sell its majority-owned fixed-income trading platform in Italy to appease antitrust concerns over the deal.

 
'La La Land,' Other Oscar Hopefuls Found Funding Beyond Hollywood Mainstream 
 

Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.'s "La La Land," the musical with a record-tying 14 Oscar nominations, received financial backing from Hunan TV & Broadcast Intermediary Co. and Black Label Media.

 
A People-Powered Pickup for the Art Market 
 

Return of sidelined auction executives could boost high-end art sales.

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