This article is being republished as part of our daily reproduction of WSJ.com articles that also appeared in the U.S. print edition of The Wall Street Journal (March 20, 2018).

Uber suspended testing of its self-driving cars after one struck and killed a pedestrian in Arizona in the first known fatality involving an autonomous vehicle.

Saudi Arabia is scaling back its Aramco IPO ambitions, moving ahead with a listing next year solely on the Saudi stock exchange.

Stocks sank amid a tech selloff. The Dow slid 335.60 to 24610.91, falling into negative territory for the year.

Oracle disappointed Wall Street with its guidance for cloud-computing revenue in the current quarter.

Weinstein Co. is filing for chapter 11 as part of a deal struck by Lantern Capital to buy the firm's assets.

Newell enlisted Icahn to fend off a campaign by activist Starboard Value.

A lawyer for Wynn told the FBI after a woman threatened to go public about alleged sexual misconduct.

A group of women at Nike last year circulated a survey about alleged inappropriate behavior by men at the firm.

Activist Sherborne said it has taken a 5.2% stake in Barclays, stepping up pressure for a turnaround.

The SEC announced record whistleblower awards, which were tied to a 2016 settlement with BofA.

Boeing dropped its opposition to United Technologies' deal with Rockwell.

VW said it would spend $340 million to build a new SUV in Tennessee.

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March 20, 2018 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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