Qualcomm Directors Draw Protest Vote 
 

Six of Qualcomm's directors, including Chief Executive Steve Mollenkopf, failed to win support from a majority of the company's shares Friday.

 
New FCC Rule Would Step Up U.S. Fight Against China's Huawei 
 

The FCC is considering a new rule to further curb the U.S. business of Huawei, making it harder for small and rural carriers to purchase gear from Chinese telecom-equipment makers.

 
Wells Fargo's Risk Shake-up Continues With Departure of Four Executives 
 

Wells Fargo & Co. is making more changes to its risk management across the bank, just weeks after it was slapped with an enforcement action from the Federal Reserve.

 
Dropbox IPO Defies Market's Gravity With 36% Jump 
 

Shares of Dropbox surged in their market debut, a sign of investors' thirst for a big-name tech initial public offering with solid growth prospects.

 
Bank of America to Pay $42 Million to Settle Electronic-Trading Probe 
 

Bank of America's Merrill Lynch will pay $42 million to the state of New York in connection with an investigation into the firm's electronic-trading activity.

 
Facebook Looks to Calm Advertisers After Cambridge Analytica Crisis 
 

Facebook is hustling to reassure advertising partners-and prevent damage to its core business-as a handful of marketers have suspended advertising on the platform in the wake of revelations that an outside company improperly handled user data.

 
Nike Rides Out its #MeToo Moment 
 

Nike has bounced back from some sizeable scandals, so it isn't surprising that the company has gotten ahead of the problem of alleged inappropriate behavior by top executives.

 
Inside J&J's Effort to Cut Costs and Drive Integration at Ad Firms WPP and Omnicom 
 

Johnson & Johnson recently wrapped up a months-long process to review its creative agencies.

 
Tencent's Two-Day Selloff Wipes Out $52 Billion in Market Value 
 

Tencent Holdings Ltd.'s shares slumped again Friday, taking its fall in the past two days to 9.2%, as investors reassessed the Chinese tech giant with one of its biggest shareholders set to sell almost $10 billion worth of its position.

 
Wayne Huizenga, Entrepreneur Behind Blockbuster and AutoNation, Dies at 80 
 

A college dropout, Wayne Huizenga was a restless entrepreneur who built a business empire that included Blockbuster, AutoNation and three professional sports franchises. He died Thursday at the age of 80 after a battle with cancer.

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