Tencent Posts Solid Earnings, But China's Game Freeze Clouds Future 
 

Tencent reported a 30% jump in third-quarter profit, in spite of a regulatory chokehold on videogames, its biggest business.

 
Walmart to Send Employees Traveling for Spine Surgery 
 

Walmart will soon require its employees to travel to certain hospitals for costly spine surgeries, an effort to weed out unnecessary procedures and lower its health-care spending.

 
Macy's Reports Strong Sales Growth, Raises Guidance 
 

Macy's delivered healthy sales growth in its latest quarter and raised its guidance for the year, positioning the retailer for a strong holiday shopping season.

 
Facebook Morale Tumbles, Along With Stock 
 

An internal survey found just 52% of employees were optimistic about Facebook's future, down from 84% the year earlier. The darkening mood comes amid a dropping share price, leadership turmoil and disclosures of privacy violation.

 
Wells Fargo Executive in Regulator's Crosshairs 
 

A top regulator recently sent a letter rebuking Wells Fargo's chief administrative officer, Hope Hardison, leading her to take a leave of absence and showing the issues between the lender and its overseers are far from over.

 
Cisco Is Poised to Grow, But China Tariffs Loom 
 

Cisco Systems Inc. is scheduled to report its fiscal first-quarter results after the market closes Wednesday. Here's what you need to know.

 
Once-Worthless Radio Waves Get New Life in Spectrum Auction 
 

The FCC will begin the first of two auctions for extremely high-frequency spectrum licenses, raising cash from a type of radio wave considered worthless before 5G technology.

 
How Amazon Picked HQ2 and Jilted 236 Cities 
 

For months, cities vied for Amazon's second headquarters while some executives were realizing that no single place would fulfill its requirements. The long search, designed to showcase the company's largess, has for some left a bad taste. "My heart's broken today."

 
PG&E Says Equipment Failed Just Before California Wildfire 
 

The utility owner warned that if its equipment is determined to be the cause of the disaster that has killed at least 48 people, it would face potential liabilities beyond its insurance coverage.

 
FAA Launches Review of Boeing's Safety Analyses 
 

U.S. aviation regulators, responding to last month's Lion Air jet crash, launched a high-priority review of the safety analyses Boeing has performed over the years.

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