GE, Stung by Boeing Pullback, Pitches for New Business With Airbus 
 

General Electric is looking for new business from Airbus, as the engine maker's other big customer, Boeing, retrenches.

 
More Investment Funds Reduce Ties With Sacklers 
 

Two hedge funds are reducing their ties to the embattled family that owns OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma.

 
Dish Network's Customer Base Slips Under 12 Million 
 

The satellite company lost nearly 200,000 television customers in the fourth quarter as it laid plans to invest in a still-unfinished wireless phone network.

 
Adidas, Puma Warn of Coronavirus Blow 
 

Puma and Adidas warned of a hit from the coronavirus on sales, sharpening concerns about how the outbreak is affecting the athletics gear industry that has long looked to China as both a market and a production base.

 
Mexican President Resists Pressure to Restart Oil Auctions 
 

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is resisting pressure to restart auctions for oil drilling rights and allow private firms to have a greater role in the oil industry, even as his government grapples with a stagnant economy and weak investment.

 
Big Tech to Face More Requirements in Europe on Data Sharing, AI 
 

American tech companies will soon need to meet new requirements in the European Union regarding artificial intelligence and sharing data with smaller rivals, as the bloc seeks to assert its "technological sovereignty" from the U.S. and China.

 
Bausch Health Reports Loss, Sets Aside Money for Legal Costs 
 

Bausch Health reported a loss as it set aside legal costs in the fourth quarter and said it expects revenue to increase in 2020.

 
Companies Give Workers Time to Vote 
 

Hundreds of U.S. firms plan to allow employees time to vote in this year's presidential election as part of a business-led push to lift turnout.

 
Grocers Wrest Control of Shelf Space From Struggling Food Giants 
 

Retailers are relying on their own proprietary research to decide where to shelve products, dealing another blow to large U.S. food companies that are already dealing with increased competition and shifting consumer tastes.

 
Analog Devices Lowers Revenue Forecast Due to Coronavirus 
 

Analog Devices lowered its revenue outlook for its second quarter by $70 million due to the coronavirus outbreak but raised its dividend by 15% for the fiscal first quarter.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

February 19, 2020 11:15 ET (16:15 GMT)

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