Steve Wynn Sells Roughly Third of His Stake in Company He Co-Founded 
 

Steve Wynn sold just over a third of his shares in Wynn Resorts, making his ex-wife, co-founder Elaine Wynn, the company's new largest shareholder, securities filings show.

 
Best Buy to Stop Selling Huawei Phones 
 

Best Buy plans to stop selling phones in the U.S. made by Huawei Technologies, the latest blow for the Chinese cellular-electronics giant in the U.S.

 
Whole Foods Losing Executives Under New Owner Amazon 
 

More than a dozen executives and senior managers have left Whole Foods in the seven months since its acquisition by Amazon.com-leaving some suppliers and shoppers worried the chain's retailing mojo won't endure.

 
The Savviest Tech Investor You've Never Heard of Is Selling Down Tencent 
 

One of the oldest and largest investors in Tencent Holdings plans to sell more than $10 billion worth of shares in the Chinese internet giant, partially cashing out of one of the world's most lucrative tech bets at a time of turbulence for the sector.

 
Biggest Three Banks Gobble Up $2.4 Trillion in New Deposits Since Crisis 
 

Americans are parking more money with the biggest banks than ever before, cementing the firms' dominance of the financial industry less than a decade after the crisis.

 
Next Worry for Facebook: Disenchanted Users 
 

Facebook's handling of user data has upset lawmakers and regulators in multiple countries, but the biggest risk to its business could come from angry users.

 
Conagra Sees Higher Profit Despite Rising Costs 
 

Conagra Brands the maker of Hunt's ketchup and Slim Jim meat snacks, said it expects a higher annual profit this year despite rising costs for ingredients and shipping.

 
Ford Expands Partnership With Indian Car Maker 
 

Ford Motor Co. is taking steps to solidify its partnership with Indian auto maker Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. in an important emerging market that has long been a challenge for many car makers.

 
Blackwells Launches Proxy Fight at Supervalu 
 

A proxy fight is under way at Supervalu Inc. as an activist investor seeks to overhaul the board of directors at one of the nation's largest grocery companies.

 
How the Uber Self-Driving Car Could Have Missed Seeing the Pedestrian 
 

The self-driving Uber car that killed an Arizona pedestrian didn't brake or veer first-raising questions about whether the vehicle's sensors are ready for city life.

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