Dish Network Highlights Sling TV Subscribers as Pay-TV Declines 
 

Dish Network disclosed how many Sling TV subscribers it has for the first time as the company looks to assure investors it can grow in new businesses while customers continue to drop their traditional television packages.

 
When Ford Warned People to Stop Driving Some of Its Trucks, a Regulator Lost Sleep 
 

Ford's decision to instruct tens of thousands of truck owners to stop driving vehicles with potentially lethal air bags raises fresh concerns for regulators already grappling with the largest automotive safety recall in U.S. history.

 
JPMorgan Chase to Build New Midtown NYC Headquarters 
 

JPMorgan Chase plans to build a new 2.5 million square-foot headquarters at 270 Park Ave. in New York City, the first major project under a city rezoning plan designed to rejuvenate the building stock in one of its biggest job centers.

 
Folgers Wakes Up With a New Premium Cup of Coffee 
 

Folgers is taking its biggest risk in decades with a new brand aimed at reviving the 167-year-old coffee giant, the latest food maker to try to win over younger consumers.

 
Lotte Group Chairman Resigns From Its Japanese Holding Company 
 

Shin Dong-bin's resignation could reignite an ugly family dispute with his older brother over control of South Korea's fifth-largest conglomerate. Lotte operates businesses ranging from chemicals to snacks, supermarkets, entertainment and hotels.

 
Airbnb's Push Into 'Experiences' Has Been a Slog 
 

Airbnb Inc's Experiences service, where travelers book outings with local experts, has been off to a sluggish start as the company hunts for new revenue sources beyond home rentals.

 
In a Fresh Sign of Strength, Glencore Quadruples Earnings 
 

Glencore on Wednesday said it quadrupled its earnings in 2017, increased its dividend payout to investors and was on the lookout for deals-fresh signs of strength in the global mining industry.

 
Lawsuit Alleges MetLife Mistake Helped a Woman Keep Settlement Money From Her Daughter 
 

A lawsuit related to medical malpractice is the latest example of an unexpected problem popping up at MetLife from decades-old business.

 
AT&T Denied Access to Government Discussions on Time Warner Deal 
 

A federal judge ruled AT&T isn't entitled to details of the Trump administration's internal discussions on the company's proposed merger with Time Warner.

 
3M, State of Minnesota Settle For $850 Million 
 

3M Co. will pay $850 million to settle Minnesota's lawsuit, claiming the manufacturer contaminated water in the state for at least five decades.

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