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Verizon, AT&T and Sprint pledged to stop selling the locations of customers to two firms amid accusations that one mishandled data.

AT&T is in talks to acquire advertising technology firm AppNexus, a deal that would give the telecom giant a foothold in digital ad sales.

Global stocks, commodities and bond yields tumbled on trade-war fears. The Dow fell 287.26 points, or 1.1%, to 24700.21.

GE will drop out of the Dow, a milestone in the firm's decline. Drugstore retailer Walgreens will replace it.

A McKinsey fund held investments that gave it a financial interest in six bankruptcy cases in which the firm was an adviser.

Ford and VW are exploring a strategic alliance that could include jointly developing commercial vehicles.

Audi's CEO stepped aside following his arrest in connection with an emissions-cheating probe.

U.S. housing starts rebounded in May to the highest level since 2007.

Starbucks plans to close more stores in the increasingly crowded U.S. market.

Carl Icahn won a majority of seats on SandRidge Energy's board.

KKR is exploring the sale of European telecom operator United Group.

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