News Highlights: Top Company News of the Day
February 25 2021 - 11:30PM
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Beyond Meat Signs Supply Deals With McDonald's, Yum
Partnerships with fast-food giants are set to take meat
alternatives further into the dining mainstream.
Tesla Temporarily Halted U.S. Production Over Parts Shortage
Elon Musk says car maker paused activity at its U.S. plant
because of parts shortages but has restarted operations.
German Regulator Steps Down, EY Changes Leadership Following Wirecard Scandal
The Wirecard scandal is leading to more high-profile exits in
Germany.
Salesforce Posts Record Sales
The business software provider posted record sales and lifted
its outlook for the current year.
ByteDance Agrees to $92 Million Settlement With U.S. TikTok Teens
The proposed settlement in the U.S. District Court for the
Northern District of Illinois could end a set of lengthy disputes
over whether the popular video-sharing app unlawfully harvested
minors' personal information.
Vale Posts Fourth-Quarter Profit Despite Dam Disaster Settlement
Brazilian mining giant Vale SA reported a net profit in the
fourth quarter, despite the multibillion-dollar impact of a legal
settlement stemming from the Brumadinho dam disaster.
Canada's Georgian Partners Eyes Big Fund for Follow-On Deals
Georgian Partners, a prominent Canadian venture firm, is raising
up to 1 billion Canadian dollars, equivalent to about US$800
million, for a new fund that will be used to reinvest in a small
number of its portfolio companies, according to people familiar
with the situation.
Chip Makers Applaud Biden's Catch-Up Effort but See No Quick Fix
Industry executives welcomed the U.S. push to fix supply
shortages but don't expect immediate results, citing surging
demand, the growing use of semiconductors and complex supply
chains.
AT&T Carves Out Pay-TV Business in Deal With TPG
AT&T agreed to sell a stake in its pay-TV unit to
private-equity firm TPG and carve out the struggling business,
pulling the telecom giant back from a costly wager on
entertainment.
Life Sciences Venture Investor Foresite Capital Raises $969 Million
Life sciences venture investor Foresite Capital raised the money
through two new funds after placing successful bets on emerging
industries such as biotechnology, genomics and synthetic
biology.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
February 25, 2021 23:15 ET (04:15 GMT)
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