Facebook Faces FTC Probe of Data Use by Cambridge Analytica

The Federal Trade Commission is probing Facebook over the use of personal data by an analytics firm tied to President Trump's campaign.

 
Orbitz Discloses Possible Data Breach Affecting 880,000 Payment Cards

Expedia Inc.'s Orbitz subsidiary said Tuesday it has discovered a possible data breach affecting thousands of customers on one of its older sites and a partner platform.

 
Uber's New CEO Confronts His First Crisis With Driverless-Car Death

Dara Khosrowshahi spent much of the first six months as Uber's CEO cleaning up scandals he inherited. Just as it appeared Uber was turning a corner, a new crisis has emerged.

 
Joseph Wolk to Succeed Dominic Caruso as Johnson & Johnson CFO

Johnson & Johnson Chief Financial Officer Dominic Caruso will retire in September, the health-products giant said. Joseph Wolk will succeed him.

 
Salesforce Reaches Deal to Buy Cloud-Application Builder MuleSoft

Salesforce.com Inc. is buying MuleSoft Inc. in a deal valuing the firm at $6.5 billion as Salesforce continues its efforts to expand service offerings beyond customer-relationship management software.

 
Amazon Passes Alphabet as Second-Largest U.S. Company

Amazon is on track to close with a higher market value than Alphabet for the first time, leaving the e-commerce giant only behind Apple among the largest U.S. firms.

 
AT&T-Time Warner Trial Tip-Off Postponed by Snow

Forecasts of snow in the U.S. capital prompted a federal judge to push back to Thursday the opening arguments in the long-awaited antitrust trial of AT&T Inc. and Time Warner Inc.

 
Google Makes $300 Million Commitment to Supporting News

Google unveiled a three-year, $300 million commitment to help news organizations adapt to the digital age, the search giant's latest olive branch to a publishing industry.

 
Senators Press Car Executives, Regulator on Explosive Air Bags

Senate lawmakers pressed regulators and automotive executives on lagging repairs of rupture-prone air bags, bemoaning the pace of an unprecedented recall of devices linked to numerous deaths and injuries.

 
Brookfield to Pick Up 25% Stake in European Money Manager

Real estate giant Brookfield Asset Management Inc. agreed to buy a 25% stake in the European private-debt investor LCM Partners Ltd. and its loan-servicing arm.

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