Adidas Told Three Stripes Aren't Enough for a Trademark 
 

Europe's second highest court ruled on Wednesday that the German sportswear giant's iconic branding didn't qualify.

 
Suspected Iranian Oil Caught in Sanctions Trap 
 

With U.S. sanctions on Iran bearing down, Italian oil giant Eni rejected a cargo of crude that bore the hallmarks of Iranian oil.

 
American Airlines Orders 50 Airbus Jets, in Blow to Boeing 
 

American Airlines agreed to buy 50 long-range, single-aisle jets from Airbus-a big order for a new plane that leaves rival Boeing behind in a new race to dominate a potentially promising market for midsize aircraft.

 
Deutsche Bank Has Proposed Replacing Americas CEO With Investment-Bank Finance Chief 
 

Deutsche Bank executives have sought to promote the finance chief of the investment bank to replace the current Americas CEO, an important role responsible oversight of the bank's sprawling North American operations.

 
Nissan, Renault Resolve Corporate Governance Dispute 
 

Nissan and Renault have resolved a standoff over corporate governance at the Japanese car maker, in a compromise that could help ease one point of contention between the two alliance partners.

 
Facebook COO: 'We Understand' Concerns About Big Tech Companies 
 

Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said the company failed to anticipate foreign interference aimed at disrupting the 2016 U.S. election.

 
YouTube, Under Fire, Considers Major Changes to Kids' Content 
 

YouTube executives are debating moving all children's content into the standalone YouTube Kids app, to better protect young viewers from objectionable videos.

 
Barnes & Noble Narrows Loss, but Sales Decline 
 

Barnes & Noble, which recently agreed to be bought by a private-equity firm, reported a drop in sales in its latest quarter but narrowed its net loss.

 
Online Retail Provider Shopify Adds Fulfillment Service 
 

The e-commerce technology company is extending into physical distribution, offering customers access to a network of dedicated U.S. fulfillment centers to store and ship consumer goods for online orders.

 
Slack's Ascent Could Face Some Bumps 
 

Slack will be the next U.S. unicorn to go public, opting for a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday. But while the market has given other cloud-based unicorns this year a raucous welcome, neither Slack's financials nor its first-mover advantage guarantee a similarly warm reception.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

June 19, 2019 15:15 ET (19:15 GMT)

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