Verizon, AT&T, Sprint to Cut Off Data Providers After Customer Locations Were Revealed 
 

Verizon Communications, AT&T and Sprint pledged to stop sharing customer locations with two data brokers after at least one company revealed individuals' whereabouts without their consent.

 
McKinsey Investments Weren't Disclosed in Bankruptcy Cases 
 

Its retirement fund invested in hedge funds with financial interests in six bankrupt companies the consulting firm was advising.

 
Jailed Audi CEO Steps Aside While He Tries to Clear His Name 
 

Volkswagen said the chief executive of its luxury brand Audi, jailed in a probe into the car maker's diesel-emissions cheating scandal, has stepped aside pending clarification of the issues that led to his arrest.

 
Ford Buys Historic Train Station in Detroit for Redevelopment 
 

Ford Motor Co. has purchased a long-abandoned train station in Detroit and is planning to redevelop it as a technology hub for electric and autonomous cars.

 
Icahn Set to Win Majority on SandRidge Board 
 

Activist investor Carl Icahn is poised to win at least four of seven seats on SandRidge Energy's board.

 
PayPal Nears Deal for Payments Firm Hyperwallet 
 

PayPal is nearing a deal to buy financial-technology company Hyperwallet Systems for about $400 million, according to people familiar with the matter.

 
U.K. Clears Path for Fox to Partake in Bidding War for Sky 
 

The U.K. government has all but given Rupert Murdoch's Fox permission to partake in a bidding war for British pay-TV giant Sky, clearing one of the last obstacles for a corporate takeover battle that also includes Disney and Comcast.

 
CVS Adds Home Delivery With Help From Post Office 
 

CVS has enlisted the postal service for a new home delivery service, as the drugstore giant strives to stave off Amazon and other rivals.

 
Oil Industry Tries to Take the Fracking Boom Global 
 

A BP project in Oman shows how oil companies are taking fracking techniques perfected in Texas to the global stage, where they had long struggled.

 
Veritas Capital-Backed Verscend to Acquire Cotiviti for About $4.16 Billion 
 

Verscend Technologies, backed by private-equity firm Veritas Capital, has agreed to acquire Cotiviti Holdings for about $4.16 billion in cash to create a data and analytics firm focused on health care.

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