What's News: Business & Finance -- WSJ
June 05 2017 - 3:02AM
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China's debt crackdown is driving firms to seek loans from
loosely regulated trusts, which invest in riskier areas of the
economy.
GM's chief faces shareholders Tuesday, under pressure from hedge
fund Greenlight to split the auto maker's shares into two
classes.
Tencent has become China's top investor in the U.S. tech sector,
with stakes in ventures ranging from gaming to space tourism.
Truckers face monitoring of their cellphone use as accidents
increase and insurers' losses surge.
Global growth will hit a seven-year high of 2.9% next year, the
World Bank said, but warned of risks.
A food-libel suit against ABC is set to begin, in what could be
the largest defamation case in U.S. history.
Sunrun asked its board to review claims by former employees that
they manipulated sales data.
The NFL will allow its TV partners to run commercials for hard
liquor, in a change of league policy.
Rickmers filed for insolvency in a sign of crisis for German
shipping firms.
SpaceX launched a refurbished cargo capsule, a first for Musk's
company.
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June 05, 2017 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)
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