WeWork Bonds Fall to New Low 
 

WeWork bonds plumbed new lows, highlighting questions about the shared-office starup's future as it explores options for raising cash after shelving an IPO.

 
Volkswagen Delays Approval for Turkey Plant Following Syria Incursion 
 

Investors and multinationals are weighing Turkey's ability to weather economic pressure from the West.

 
Schwab's Growing Cash Absorbs Interest-Rate Impact 
 

Charles Schwab reported record third-quarter earnings that topped expectations, as growing cash balances helped the e-broker offset the effect of falling interest rates.

 
Pinterest Shares Slide as Lockup Expires 
 

Big institutional investors are now free to unload their shares of the online image-board company, sending the stock down more than 8% this week.

 
TikTok to Review Content-Moderation Policy After Censorship Accusation 
 

Video-sharing platform TikTok, under fire for allegedly censoring content to appease China, has hired two former U.S. lawmakers as part of a team to review its content-moderation policy.

 
Germany Won't Ban Huawei from 5G Network 
 

Germany's new draft security requirements for its coming 5G network specify that suppliers must demonstrate "trustworthiness" but don't specifically prohibit Huawei Technologies.

 
GM, UAW Move Closer to Agreement That Would End Strike 
 

GM and the United Auto Workers are nearing a contract deal to end a 30-day strike at the company's factories with bargainers moving closer on earlier sticking points and leaders from each side engaging in high-level talks.

 
Google's Pixel 4 Phone, Smart Speakers Nod to Hardware Hopes 
 

Google showed off additions to its line of smartphones, wireless earbuds and smart speakers in its latest attempt to recharge a lagging segment of its business.

 
Goldman Profit Drops 26% as Deals Slow, Tech Struggles 
 

Goldman Sachs's third-quarter earnings fell as the market turned against some of the firm's stockholdings and new initiatives took time to yield positive results.

 
Citigroup Hits Return Target, Profit Rises 
 

Citigroup said its third-quarter profit rose 6%, beating analyst expectations. The bank hit a key target by getting its return on tangible common equity to 12.2% for the period.

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