McDonald's Workers Strike to Protest Pay and Harassment Complaints

Hundreds of workers at McDonald's restaurants walked off the job on Thursday to protest what they described as low pay and workplace harassment.

 
Judge Chides Qualcomm Executives Over FTC Trial Testimony

This week's court ruling against Qualcomm was more than a business setback: It came with a stinging rebuke of the chip giant's leaders from the federal judge who delivered the decision.

 
DoorDash's Valuation Soars to $12.6 billion as Money Rushes Into Delivery

Food-delivery startup raised $600 million, as investors clamor to get into food delivery undeterred by the lackluster stock market debut of Uber Technologies.

 
Facebook Curbs Incentives to Sell Political Ads Ahead of 2020 Election

Facebook said it stopped paying commissions to employees who sell political ads, as it overhauls how it engages with campaigns ahead of elections in 2020. Once seen as a growth area, political ads are now viewed within Facebook as more of a headache.

 
Profit Climbs at Canada's Major Banks

Royal Bank of Canada and TD Bank, two of Canada's largest banking entities, separately reported increases in profit in their latest quarters.

 
Taco Bell Plans Expansion in India With 600 New Locations

Taco Bell plans to build 600 restaurant locations in India in the next 10 years and enter into new international markets as the Mexican-inspired fast-food chain continues its global expansion.

 
Best Buy Rides Web to Lift Sales

Best Buy said its profit rose in the latest quarter as growing online sales of appliances and electronics offset flat sales in its stores.

 
Deutsche Bank CEO Signals More Cuts to Investment Bank

Chief Executive Christian Sewing signaled Deutsche Bank will shrink its investment bank as it struggles to stabilize the business and regain support from investors who have pushed its shares to record lows.

 
Trade Spat Is a New Worry For Lenovo

The world's largest personal-computer maker has done surprisingly well in recent quarters, but slowing growth and trade tensions are risks

 
Hormel Cuts Forecast As Swine Fever Raises Costs

Hormel Foods lowered its forecast for sales and earnings, in part due to African swine fever in China, a disease that has forced producers in the country to cull pig herds, pushing meat prices higher.

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