Ghosn Arrested as Nissan Plans Ouster for False Pay Filings 
 

Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn was arrested in Tokyo, and Nissan said it intended to oust him after uncovering "significant acts" of financial misconduct, including underreporting his income in securities filings.

 
Aramco Abandons Plan for Massive Corporate-Bond Sales to Fund Sabic Deal 
 

Saudi Aramco no longer plans to launch what would have been one of the world's largest-ever corporate-bond sales to fund a roughly $70 billion stake in the kingdom's national petrochemical firm, looking instead to options requiring less public disclosure

 
GE Veteran John Rice Returns to Troubled Power Unit 
 

General Electric said one of Jeff Immelt's top lieutenants was returning to the company to help oversee a restructuring at its power division.

 
David's Bridal Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection 
 

Bankruptcy filing is part of a $400 million debt-slashing deal with top lenders

 
Colfax to Buy DJO Global from Blackstone Funds for $3.15 Billion 
 

Industrial-technology company Colfax is buying DJO Global, a medical technology firm, from Blackstone-managed private equity funds for $3.15 billion in cash, Colfax said.

 
Vanguard Ratchets Up Index-Fund Price Battle 
 

Vanguard Group is lowering the minimum amounts customers need to invest to get cheaper prices on more than three dozen of its index funds.

 
Xiaomi Swings to Profit 
 

Rising sales of higher-end smartphones helped Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi post a profit in the third quarter, as revenue soared.

 
Novartis CEO Bets on Cutting-Edge Science to Remake Drug Giant 
 

Novartis AG's recent acquisition streak is pivoting the company toward new treatments that bear little resemblance to traditional drugs.

 
Investment Gains Lift JD.com's Earnings 
 

Chinese e-commerce company JD.com Inc. reported third-quarter revenue that missed expectations as new customer growth slowed, while net income nearly tripled as the company received a heavy boost from investment gains.

 
Apple Suppliers Suffer as It Struggles to Forecast iPhone Demand 
 

Lower-than-expected demand for Apple's new iPhones and the company's decision to offer more models have created turmoil along its supply chain and made it harder to predict the number of components and handsets it needs.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

November 19, 2018 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT)

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