GE Leaves Investors in Limbo 
 

GE told investors that profits are under pressure and they would have to wait several months for a better sense of its business, sending shares tumbling.

 
Siemens and Bombardier in Talks to Form Train Joint Ventures 
 

Siemens AG and Bombardier Inc. are in advanced to talks to combine their train-making businesses, according to people familiar with the matter.

 
Private-Equity Giants Wade Into Payments-Sector Frenzy 
 

Blackstone and CVC have teamed up on a $3.8 billion bid for U.K. online payments processor Paysafe Group, joining a wave of consolidation in the payments sector.

 
U.S. Expands Security Checks for International Flights 
 

The U.S. is requiring closer security checks on some inbound international flights, U.S. and European airlines said, amid new concerns about terrorists planning to attack planes.

 
Schlumberger CEO Blames U.S. Investors for Stagnant Oil Prices 
 

U.S. investors are driving down the price of oil by shoveling too much money into American shale companies, the chief executive of the world's largest oil-field service firm said as his company reported quarterly earnings.

 
VW Asks EU to Scrutinize Coordination by German Car Makers 
 

Germany's largest car maker has asked Europe's antitrust watchdog to scrutinize decades of coordination efforts by the country's main auto manufacturers amid growing concern they might have breached antitrust regulations.

 
Mexico's Grupo Bimbo to Buy Chicago-Based East Balt Bakeries 
 

Mexico's Grupo Bimbo agreed to buy Chicago-based East Balt Bakeries in a $650 million deal that will add eight countries to its global reach.

 
Ford, Mazda Say Some Vehicles' Air Bags Needn't Be Recalled 
 

Two auto makers want to be excluded from an expanded recall of nearly three million Takata Corp. air bags that the Japanese supplier has warned could one day rupture, U.S. traffic safety regulators said.

 
Air Canada Pilots Reportedly Weren't Using Normal Navigation Aids in Close Call at San Francisco 
 

Pilots of an Air Canada jet failed to use a ground-based guidance system when they nearly landed by mistake on a taxiway at San Francisco International Airport two weeks ago, potentially coming within dozens of feet of airliners on the ground, according to people familiar with the investigation.

 
Lyft Shifts Gears With New Driverless-Car Division 
 

Lyft said it is forming its own autonomous-car development division, hiring hundreds of engineers for it and opening a new office in the heart of Silicon Valley.

 
 

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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