Rome Court Ruling Allows Uber to Continue Service in Italy 
 

A Rome court issued a ruling Friday that will allow Uber Technologies Inc. to continue providing its car-booking service in Italy, revoking an order to suspend its service in the country earlier this spring.

 
Caesars, Exiting Bankruptcy, Seeks Growth Beyond Gambling 
 

The casino giant, close to wiping out $10 billion in debt, faces a shifting market.

 
Sharp Sees Salvation in Appliances 
 

The recovery plan for troubled Japanese electronics maker Sharp: Become a major global appliance maker under the wing of its Taiwanese parent, Foxconn Technology Group.

 
Anadarko's Colorado Operations Under More Scrutiny After Second Deadly Blast 
 

A second deadly accident in Colorado involving Anadarko Petroleum Corp. is spurring criticism of the company's oil and gas operations in the state.

 
Newell Continues Reshaping Itself by Punting Its Winter Sports Business 
 

Newell Brands reached a deal to sell its Winter Sports Business to private-equity firm Kohlberg for about $240 million, in its latest move to pare down its portfolio.

 
Trump's Fix for Post Office's Deep Losses: Cut Back Saturday Delivery 
 

President Donald Trump's proposed budget would let the U.S. Postal Service cut back on delivery days, a move that helps the unprofitable agency save money while putting it at odds with longstanding congressional demands.

 
Amazon's Brush With $1,000 Signals the Death of the Stock Split 
 

Stock splits, once considered a way to keep shares affordable for mom-and-pop investors, are rare today as companies aspire to new heights.

 
'Spotify Rule' Would Help New York Stock Exchange Woo Unicorns 
 

The New York Stock Exchange is seeking to change its listing standards as it vies for Spotify AB and other hot startups that are considering an unusual tactic called a direct listing.

 
UPS, China's S.F. Express Plan Special Delivery Business 
 

United Parcel Service and its largest Chinese counterpart are planning a joint venture as they look to rising demand for deliveries from China to the U.S.

 
Sean Hannity Loses Some Advertisers After Advancing Conspiracy Theory 
 

Cars.com and a handful of sponsors have pulled their ads from the Fox News star's nightly opinion show after he advanced a conspiracy theory about the death of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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