ANZ Moves to Settle Rate-Manipulation Allegations 
 

Australia & New Zealand Banking Group has moved to settle a lawsuit alleging past rate-setting manipulation by the bank, putting on hold a court case that was set to begin Monday.

 
J.P. Morgan, United Renegotiating Card Partnership 
 

United Continental Holdings is in discussions with J.P. Morgan to renegotiate terms of their co-branded card partnership, a move some analysts fear could suppress revenue at the bank.

 
Tesla Strikes Deal to Build Factory in China 
 

Tesla has reached an agreement to set up its own manufacturing facility in Shanghai, a move that could help it gain traction in China's fast-growing electric-vehicle market.

 
GM's Stock Gets a Charge as It Gears Up to Take On Tesla 
 

After years spent in neutral, General Motors' share price is springing to life as the company's emerging-technology bets appear to be helping it shrug off its "dinosaur" image.

 
At Fidelity, New Fallout From Claims of Sexual Harassment, Bullying 
 

Fidelity Investments is moving to address long-simmering problems with workplace conduct following allegations of sexual harassment and bullying that led to the ouster of some high-profile employees at the mutual-fund giant.

 
Fox Aware of O'Reilly Settlement at Contract Renewal 
 

21st Century Fox knew of a settlement Bill O'Reilly had reached with a network analyst who had accused him of sexual harassment when the company renewed the star Fox News host's contract, the company said.

 
Former Energy Trader Goes All-In on Bitcoin 
 

J. Robert Collins Jr. spent most of the past 25 years trading commodities. Now he is making a big bet on something that makes commodity trading look almost tame: the roaring market for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

 
China's Road to Electric-Car Domination Is Driven in Part by Batteries 
 

Batteries have emerged as a critical front in China's campaign to be the global leader in electric vehicles, but foreign auto makers and experts say it has set up the market to favor domestic suppliers.

 
Big Oil Set for Bumper Profits Despite Cheap Crude 
 

When some of the world's largest energy companies report earnings next week, it will provide a glimpse into whether they are improving profitability as oil prices continue to hover around $50 a barrel.

 
Wells Fargo Fires 4, as Woes Spread to Investment Banking 
 

Wells Fargo has fired four foreign-exchange bankers amid an investigation into that business by both the bank and regulators.

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