Sprint Continues to Lose Customers as It Waits for T-Mobile Verdict 
 

Sprint lost 115,000 postpaid phone connections in the final three months of 2019, as the company pulled back on promotions and the company's merger with larger rival T-Mobile remained unresolved.

 
GM Picks Detroit Factory to Build Driverless Shuttle, Electric Trucks 
 

General Motors said it will build a new autonomous vehicle at a plant in Detroit, solidifying its hometown as a hub of future technology as it bets big on driverless and electric vehicles.

 
Credit Suisse Chief Tidjane Thiam Rebuts Claim He Ordered Damaging Information 
 

Credit Suisse Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam used his new Instagram account to deny he sought out negative information about an employee at the bank.

 
Renault Looks to Ex-VW Executive for Turnaround After Ghosn Crisis 
 

Renault is planning to name former Volkswagen executive Luca de Meo as its chief executive this week, as it seeks to move past the scandal surrounding former leader Carlos Ghosn.

 
Energy Company Southland Royalty Nears Bankruptcy Filing 
 

Southland Royalty Co., an oil-and-gas company that has received more than $1 billion in capital commitments from private-equity firm EnCap Investments, is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection, said people familiar with the matter.

 
India Seeks Bidders for 100% Stake in Flag Carrier 
 

The Modi government has agreed to sell its entire stake in Air India, making it more attractive to potential buyers in a bid to raise money to bolster the economy and end its exposure to the money-losing airline.

 
U.S. Gold Giant Bets on Dividends, Improved Mines to Hold Off Rival 
 

Newmont, America's largest miner, is counting on dividends and mines it bought last year, as rival Barrick nips at its heels.

 
Kroger-Backed Lucky's Market Files for Bankruptcy 
 

Lucky's Market., a specialty grocery chain that is majority owned by Kroger Co., filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy Monday

 
Bayer Looks to Emerging Technique to Overcome AI Data Challenges 
 

The company plans to use "federated learning" to access data it doesn't own to identify promising drug compounds and help spot a rare gene mutation.

 
Tech Giants to Governments: Please Regulate Us 
 

Sensing new regulation is coming, Alphabet, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple and others are moving to shape policy discussions, calling for new laws on a range of issues-even as some have already resisted certain measures.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

January 27, 2020 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT)

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