Huawei Executive's Extradition Hearing in Canada Begins 
 

Lawyers for Huawei Technologies executive Meng Wanzhou argued in a Canadian court against her extradition to the U.S., saying the sanctions against Iran that she is accused of violating aren't enforced in Canada.

 
BAE Systems to Buy Military GPS Business From United Technologies for $1.93 Billion 
 

BAE Systems is doubling down on the U.S. defense market, agreeing to buy a business that tracks everything from jet fighters to tanks.

 
Sears Woes Hit Hometown Stores 
 

Since Eddie Lampert acquired the chain, store owners have struggled to get products and compete with lower prices from sears.com, causing some to consider leaving their contracts.

 
Embraer Ties New Turboprop Aircraft to Boeing Deal 
 

Embraer will have to scrap plans to build the first all-new turboprop aircraft in 30 years if its proposed joint venture with Boeing fails to secure regulatory approval.

 
BAE Systems Expands Electronics Unit 
 

BAE Systems has looked to boost growth in electronic systems after agreeing to buy Collins GPS and Raytheon's airborne tactical radios businesses for $2.2 billion.

 
Hospitals Give Tech Giants Access to Detailed Medical Records 
 

It isn't only Google that can tap into patients' digital health records: Microsoft and IBM also have signed agreements with major hospital systems giving them the ability to access patients' identifiable data.

 
Google Pushes 'Sensible' Ideas for How to Regulate AI 
 

Silicon Valley executives and lobbyists like to say they embrace regulation. Now they're launching a frenzy of lobbying on what they want that regulation to be-and Europe is set to be one of the first battlegrounds.

 
After a Four-Year Freeze, Citadel Securities Can Trade Again in China 
 

China's stock-market regulator said a Shanghai-based unit of Citadel Securities paid $97.6 million to resolve a probe into its trading practices in 2015. That ends a long period of limbo for Citadel's Chinese business, whose proprietary trading account was frozen during the long-running probe.

 
Americans Show Scant Interest in Electric Vehicles, Subaru CEO Says 
 

The CEO of Subaru expressed frustration over trying to navigate between environmental regulations that seek to expand use of electric vehicles and the lack of real consumer demand for them.

 
Olam International to Split Business in Two 
 

The Singaporean agriculture company said one of the new groups will operate in the food-ingredient industry and the other will focus on food products and animal feed.

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