Former Weinstein Co. Video Distributor Ups Pressure on Studio

The court-appointed trustee overseeing a defunct company that distributed DVDs for Weinstein Co. says there is "an accumulating mountain of evidence" that the movie studio is in peril and is demanding that at least $45 million be held for creditors.

 
Outcome Health Employee Made Whistleblower Claim, Investor Lawsuit Says

Outcome Health's CEO was sent a whistleblower letter last year by a salesman accusing the company of committing "ongoing fraud," allegations the ad startup told investors had no merit, according to documents filed in an investor lawsuit.

 
Fiat Chrysler Recalls Brand New Compact SUVs for Airbag Defect

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV said Wednesday it is recalling about 8,000 late-model Jeep SUVs to fix defective airbags that pose a potential hazard to front-seat passengers.

 
Carl Icahn Buys Stake in SandRidge Energy

Carl Icahn has purchased a 13.5% stake in SandRidge Energy Inc., joining a list of shareholders who say a deal the oil-and-gas producer struck last week for Bonanza Creek Energy Inc. makes little sense.

 
What Does the AT&T Lawsuit Mean for Fox?

As the industry weighs the impact of the Justice Department's lawsuit, Comcast Corp.'s bid to acquire a significant chunk of 21st Century Fox's assets draws comparisons to the AT&T-Time Warner deal.

 
Uber Breach and Response Draw Global Regulatory Scrutiny

Government officials world-wide said they would look at Uber Technologies Inc.'s handling of a major data breach last year.

 
Facebook Plans to Let Users Know if They Followed Russian Pages

Facebook plans to tell millions of users who liked or followed any of the 290 Facebook and Instagram pages created by Russian actors that they were ensnared in an alleged misinformation campaign around the U.S. presidential election last year.

 
Puerto Rico Grid Contractor Dispute Devolves Into Litigation

The company hired to rebuild Puerto Rico's power grid has filed a lawsuit blaming one of its subcontractors for a work stoppage that has slowed progress on repairing one of the island's major electrical arteries.

 
Exxon, Shell, BP Join Forces to Cut Emissions From Natural Gas

Exxon Mobil Corp. has joined with seven other big energy companies to reduce pollution from natural gas production, an effort by the industry to present itself as part of the solution as governments and consumers demand more environmentally friendly energy.

 
Deere Earnings Helped by Equipment Demand

Deere & Co. easily beat quarterly sales and profit expectations and predicted continued improvement in sales of its agricultural machinery next year.

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