FedEx Shares Plummet Following Dismal Results 
 

FedEx Corp. shares plunged the most in a decade after the company's global Express business showed its vulnerability to global trade disruptions.

 
Creditor Group Dismayed by Cash Burn Wants 'Old Sears' to Liquidate 
 

A group of Sears Holdings Corp.'s creditors say the remaining part of the retailer's estate left behind in bankruptcy is so low on cash that it should be liquidated under chapter 7.

 
Juul Faces Subpoena Threat Over Documents 
 

The leader of a House subcommittee investigating Juul Labs says the e-cigarette maker hasn't turned over documents it requested and warned that the committee could issue a subpoena demanding them.

 
Facebook Jumps on the Streaming Bandwagon With New Portal Device 
 

Facebook is getting into the streaming game, launching a new set-top version of its Portal device that adds to the company's bet that the future of smart homes will be social.

 
Startup Aims to Unlock Drug Discovery With Machine Learning 
 

Seed investors are backing a startup that sees machine learning as the key to enabling drugs to be aimed at molecular targets that have long been thought to be out of pharmaceutical companies' reach.

 
Stale Snack-Bar Sales Hurt General Mills 
 

General Mills extended its sales slump after seeing poor demand for brands including Yoplait yogurt and Nature Valley bars.

 
Huawei Suspended From International Cybersecurity Forum After U.S. Ban 
 

Huawei Technologies has been suspended from membership in a global trade group of companies, governments and experts set up to tackle computer security breaches.

 
Google, Facebook Cozy Up to Publishers as Regulators Circle 
 

Tech giants are making concessions long sought by news publishers whose business has been hurt by the platforms' dominance, moves some see as an effort to pre-empt potential regulatory backlash.

 
Need a Loan? Equifax Plans to Sell More Utility, Phone Records 
 

Equifax will soon give consumers the option to let lenders review their electric, phone and cable payment information, a move aimed at providing lenders more data to determine whether to approve loan applicants.

 
GM's Big Fight for Flexibility 
 

Following its bankruptcy and government bailout in 2009, General Motors is under intense pressure to show it can cruise through the next downturn without too much damage.

 
 

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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