AHT Ashford Hospitality Trust Inc

SK Capital Agrees to Buy Polymer Business From Baker Hughes 
 

The carve-out from the oil field-services provider follows a similar deal by KPS Capital Partners.

 
Rush Street Interactive to Go Public as Part of a $1.8 Billion Deal 
 

Rush Street Interactive has agreed to go public via a merger with a blank-check company that will value the online sports-and-casino betting company at $1.8 billion including debt.

 
Sinclair Postpones Controversial Show About Coronavirus 
 

The owner of 191 television stations will delay airing an episode of "America This Week" that interviews a medical researcher who makes the unsubstantiated claim that Dr. Anthony Fauci helped manufacture the virus.

 
TikTok Could Be Tough Target for Trump Administration 
 

The Trump administration's efforts to thwart a perceived security threat from video-sharing app TikTok faces challenges beyond those it faced when taking on other Chinese-owned businesses such as Huawei.

 
At Boeing and Airbus, Finished Airplanes Pile Up 
 

Boeing and Airbus are making planes that airlines aren't collecting, straining their finances as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on travel and the aerospace industry.

 
HSBC Defends Cooperation With U.S. Prosecutors in Huawei Case 
 

HSBC Holdings issued a statement defending its cooperation with U.S. prosecutors in a case against China's Huawei Technologies after Chinese state media said the bank had set Huawei up.

 
AstraZeneca, Daiichi Sankyo in Oncology Deal 
 

AstraZeneca has entered into an oncology collaboration with Daiichi Sankyo worth up to $6 billion.

 
SAP To Spin Off Qualtrics Unit 
 

Technology group SAP said it plans to take its Qualtrics cloud-software business public through an initial public offering.

 
Ryanair Swings to Loss 
 

Ryanair reported a first-quarter net loss of EUR185.1 million and wasn't able to give any guidance for fiscal 2021 but said it expected the year to be very challenging.

 
Wells Fargo Tightens Purse Strings to Ride Out Pandemic 
 

The fourth-largest U.S. bank is slashing costs, cutting staff and tightening up on lending to ride out the coronavirus recession. Its rivals might not be too far behind.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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