Apple Closes Chinese Stores, Corporate Offices Due to Coronavirus 
 

The company's closures until Feb. 9 marks a significant escalation in its response to the coronavirus outbreak gripping China and roiling global markets.

 
WeWork Parent Names Sandeep Mathrani New CEO 
 

Mr. Mathrani, previously chief executive of Brookfield Property Partners' retail group, succeeds Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham, who have been co-CEOs of We Co. since Adam Neumann stepped down.

 
Boeing's Woes Create Headwinds for U.S. Economy 
 

Boeing's halt in production of the 737 MAX jetliner could reduce first-quarter GDP by half a percentage point, and second-quarter output could also take a hit, according to at least three leading economists.

 
Spotify, Apple Music Trail Little-Known Rival in Music-Obsessed India 
 

The most popular music streaming service in India, the world's biggest untapped digital economy, isn't from Spotify Technology SA or Apple Inc. Instead, it is a local rival little known outside the country.

 
JPMorgan's 'High-Class Problem': Its Rising Stock Makes Buybacks More Expensive 
 

Jamie Dimon is facing a Warren Buffett-like problem: a lot of cash and an expensive stock. Analysts and investors are starting to ask if that means repurchases will slow.

 
Super Bowl 2020 Ads Aim to Uplift, Mostly 
 

Super Bowl advertisers are expected to push entertainment and inspiration on Sunday night, reflecting marketers' calculation that the game's viewers mostly just want to feel good or do good.

 
Health-Care Stocks Won't Bern for Long 
 

Politics pose a significant risk to U.S. health-care stocks. Investors should look past it.

 
U.S.-European Friction Over Wiring Is Latest Complication for 737 MAX Return 
 

Potentially hazardous wiring inside Boeing's 737 MAX jets is the latest flashpoint between U.S. and European regulators and another complication in returning the grounded fleet to service.

 
As Market Booms, Wells Fargo Advisers Struggle 
 

The bank's wealth-management profits have barely budged from 2016, the year its fake-account scandal burst into public view.

 
PG&E Promises Board Shake-Up as It Pursues California's Approval on Bankruptcy Exit 
 

PG&E needs to win the governor's support because it plans to tap a state wildfire fund as part of its financing plan to exit bankruptcy, and because its plans must be approved by state regulators.

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