News Highlights: Top Company News of the Day
November 30 2021 - 5:30PM
Dow Jones News
Salesforce Names Bret Taylor Co-CEO
The appointment comes a day after he was named chairman of
Twitter's board.
HPE's quarterly earnings blow past estimates
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. on Tuesday reported
better-than-expected quarterly earnings and sales in line with
Street estimates, though shares are down 4% in after-hours
trading.
Merck's Covid-19 Pill Under Review by FDA Advisers
The panel's endorsement of the antiviral molnupiravir, from
Merck and partner Ridgeback, could open the door for FDA
authorization before the end of the year.
Jana Partners Urges Zendesk to Ditch SurveyMonkey Deal
The activist investor owns a big stake in Zendesk and is urging
the customer-service platform to abandon a deal it struck to buy
Momentive Global, parent of web-survey company SurveyMonkey.
Nasdaq to Move Markets to Amazon's Cloud
The exchange said a phased migration to Amazon Web Services will
kick off in 2022 with its U.S. options market.
Twitter Bans Sharing of Private People's Photos, Videos Without Consent
The social-media company said users will no longer be able to
share private media, such as photos and videos, of another person
without their permission, a move aimed at improving privacy and
security.
Zara Parent Elevates Founder's Daughter to Chairwoman
Inditex appointed Marta Ortega Perez as its new chairwoman,
placing a little-known 37-year-old atop one of the world's largest
fashion retailers.
Omicron Risks Infecting Vaccinated People but May Not Cause Them Severe Illness
The Omicron variant could lead to more infections among
vaccinated people, according to several scientists, but some said
there were reasons to believe the shots would protect against
severe disease.
Pfizer Vaccine Executive Moves to Rival GlaxoSmithKline
The high-profile industry move comes as Pfizer and other vaccine
makers scramble to assess how their shots will stand up to a new
variant of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19.
Glencore Faces Call From Activist to Sell Coal Assets
The commodities giant is the last of the world's large miners to
retain a presence in thermal coal, a currently lucrative business
but one seen by some as harmful to the environment.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 30, 2021 17:15 ET (22:15 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2021 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.