Canadian Miners Escape by Climbing 4,000 Feet 
 

Thirty-three workers trapped in a nickel-and-copper mine near Sudbury, Ontario, for more than two days have reached the surface, with more to follow.

 
Lego Builds on Its Position as World's No. 1 Toy Maker 
 

The Danish toy maker reported a 46% rise in first-half sales, saying it had shrugged off the Covid-19 pandemic and its disruption to global supply chains.

 
Epic Games is coming to Microsoft's online app store 
 

Microsoft says it will "allow third-party storefront apps to be discoverable in the Microsoft Store on Windows." The storefronts of Epic and Amazon.com Inc. highlight the additions.

 
Facebook Asks Oversight Board for Guidance on Rules for High-Profile Users 
 

The board-an outside body that Facebook created to ensure the accountability of its enforcement systems-recently cited inconsistencies in the way Facebook makes content decisions, after a WSJ investigation.

 
Gold Miners Agnico Eagle Mines and Kirkland Lake to Merge. Both Stocks Fall. 
 

The merger creates a Canadian gold mining giant with a combined market cap of about $24 billion.

 
Micron earnings forecast disappoints amid concerns about memory-chip prices, stock tumbles 
 

Micron Technology Inc. offered a financial forecast well lower than analysts expected Tuesday amid expected declines in the pandemic-influenced price of memory chips, sending shares lower in late trading.

 
Thoma Bravo Sells Stake in Command Alkon to HeidelbergCement 
 

Software-focused private-equity firm Thoma Bravo is selling a 45% stake in Command Alkon, a provider of supply-chain-management software, to HeidelbergCement in a deal that values the company at about $1.7 billion.

 
Google Faces Pushback in Australia Over Online Ad Fees 
 

Competition watchdog says tech giant has too much influence in online advertising services and new regulations are needed to level the playing field.

 
Sunac Leads Rebound in Chinese Property Stocks 
 

The real-estate developer played down a leaked request for government help, and the country's central bank said it wants healthy development of the property market.

 
Exxon, Chevron Lack a Certain Je ne Sais Quoi 
 

Investors seem to prefer major U.S. oil companies' energy-transition plans compared with their European peers. The jury is still out.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

September 28, 2021 17:15 ET (21:15 GMT)

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