Facebook Amps Up Privacy Disclosures Amid Criticism 
 

As Facebook works to repair trust with regulators and the public, the social network is releasing greater detail about how it collects and deploys vast troves of information about users.

 
WPP Settles Lawsuit Alleging Misconduct by Former Ad-Agency Head 
 

WPP has settled a lawsuit brought by an employee that alleged racist and sexist behavior by a top executive, as its board investigates an allegation of personal misconduct by CEO Martin Sorrell.

 
China Tariffs Would Affect Few Boeing Jets 
 

Proposed tariffs on imports of Boeing Co. jets to China would catch a sliver of the aerospace giant's products but investors on Wednesday continued to dump the stock amid concerns about a broader global trade war.

 
YouTube Shooter's Social Media Scrutinized for Motive 
 

Nasim Najafi Aghdam, who is accused of shooting three people inside YouTube's headquarters before killing herself on Tuesday, was angry at the company for allegedly censoring her video content and making it more difficult for her to make money.

 
Starboard Pursuing Proxy Fight at Newell Despite Deal With Icahn 
 

Activist hedge fund Starboard Value isn't dropping its proxy fight at Newell Brands after the maker of Elmer's Glue and Graco baby strollers struck a deal with another activist, Carl Icahn.

 
Auto Makers Weigh In on China's Tariff Retaliation Threat 
 

Global auto executives spent substantial time in 2017 urging the Trump administration to seek reciprocity on trade policies affecting the world's biggest automobile market. Industry leaders could get the exact opposite.

 
GM to Kill Chevrolet Sonic Subcompact Car 
 

General Motors will end production of the Chevrolet Sonic subcompact car as early as this year, part of a broader push by Detroit auto executives to abandon low-margin cars in favor of sport-utility vehicles.

 
AMC Set to Open First Movie Theater in Saudi Arabia 
 

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. will open its first movie theater in Saudi Arabia in two weeks, bringing the first new cinema to a country that lifted a 35-year ban on them only five months ago.

 
The Woman Who Is Reining In America's Technology Giants 
 

European Union antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager has become the de facto global regulator for Silicon Valley. Her approach to Google and Apple is having a ripple effect around the globe, influencing regulatory action not only in Europe, but in the U.S., Brazil and Russia.

 
Elliott Reveals $1 Billion Stake in Hyundai, Seeks Clearer Road Map 
 

The hedge fund said it has accumulated shares in three listed affiliates of Hyundai Motor Group, signaling renewed interest in South Korea's corporate-governance reforms.

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