Australia Looks to Rein in Power of Facebook and Google 
 

Australia's antitrust regulator called for measures to curb the influence of Facebook and Google in news and advertising and warned that a tech-sector watchdog may be needed to prevent abuses of power.

 
Elon Musk Lobs New Criticism at SEC 
 

The Tesla CEO, in a "60 Minutes" interview, said he doesn't respect the federal agency and that his use of Twitter could still lead to mistakes.

 
GM Bids Farewell to Its Breakthrough Electric Car 
 

The Chevrolet Volt is headed to the scrap heap, but during its decade on the market the electric vehicle reflected the strengths and weaknesses of General Motors and auto making in Detroit.

 
Nissan, Ghosn Charged With Underreporting His Compensation 
 

Japanese prosecutors indicted Nissan Motor and former Chairman Carlos Ghosn on charges of underreporting his compensation on five years' of company financial reports.

 
Struggling Gilead Taps Roche Executive as New CEO 
 

Gilead Sciences has hired industry veteran Daniel O'Day to take the helm and help the drug company revive sales and recover from a disappointing deal.

 
Two British Banks Ensnared in Huawei Dispute 
 

Two large British banks are among those ensnared in the controversy over Huawei Technologies. The dispute escalated over the weekend after the Chinese government warned Canada it would face "severe consequences" if it didn't release the Chinese telecom giant's finance chief.

 
Uber-Lyft Showdown Shifts to Public Markets 
 

The race between Uber and Lyft to go public next year promises to extend their rivalry for customers to competition for global investors.

 
E-Commerce Companies Get Creative in Quest for 'Last Mile' Space 
 

From tents on vacant suburban lots to a parking garage converted for package handling underneath Chicago's Millennium Park, companies are getting creative in the race to get goods to consumers this holiday season.

 
Longtime Yelp Shareholder Seeks Board Overhaul 
 

Longtime Yelp shareholder SQN Investors says years of missteps are weighing on the business-review company's stock price and plans to publicly push it to add new board members.

 
Rice Brothers Frustrated With EQT's Operations 
 

Two of the brothers who sold Rice Energy to EQT last year say the $4.7 billion oil-and-gas company is mismanaging its assets, and they want to take over running the company.

 
 

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

December 10, 2018 03:00 ET (08:00 GMT)

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