- Volkswagen's German factories were at a standstill after a major computer failure, but have now restarted.
- Apple excluded from China's list of compliant app stores.
- 888 Holdings warns on annual margins after a difficult third quarter.
FTC complaint against Amazon concerns seller pricing and logistics. - China Evergrande shares suspended from trading in Hong Kong.
- Boeing 737 Max defects delay Ryanair deliveries until 2024.
- AMS-Osram seeks €2.3 billion in long-term financing.
- CEO of Sony's video game division retires.
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UK regulator to further investigate Arçelik's European deal with Whirlpool.
- HSBC to buy Citigroup's wealth management business in China.
- Telecom Italia extends deadline for final offer for telephone network to October 15.
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SEC close to financial agreement with Wall Street firms to end private messaging scandal.
- Vedanta is reportedly preparing to overhaul its Sprawling activities. Micron Technology was down 4.9% in premarket trading, as the semiconductor manufacturer forecast a larger net loss in the first quarter of its fiscal year.
- HP inc gave up 1.5% in premarket trading, as Berkshire Hathaway sold an additional 4.61 million shares of the PC manufacturer, according to a stock exchange notice.
- Uber advances 2% in after-hours trading following the appointment of Analog Devices defector Prashanth Mahendra-Rajah as CFO.
- Tesla - The first trial in the United States concerning the Autopilot driver assistance system in the automaker's vehicles, accused of causing a fatal accident in 2019, opens this Thursday in California.
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Hollywood studios and representatives of striking actors will hold talks on October 2, the first such meeting in months, the two sides announced in a joint statement.
- Philip Morris International has recruited new lobbyists in at least 19 U.S. states this year and plans to hire in four more over the next two weeks.
- Citigroup - British bank HSBC is in the process of buying Citigroup's China wealth management division, which manages over $3 billion in assets, Reuters reports.
- Jefferies Financial Group reported a lower-than-expected third-quarter profit on Wednesday, against a backdrop of continuing economic uncertainty that has slowed M&A activity.
- Gamestop appointed Ryan Cohen as CEO on Thursday, giving the activist investor more power to turn around the video game distributor. Shares jump 9.9% in pre-market trading.
- Adobe was ordered to pay nearly $33.8 million to ViaTech Technologies, a software publisher, for infringing a patent relating to a system for controlling access to digital content, a Delaware federal court jury decided on Wednesday.
- Peloton Interactive climbs 12.3% in pre-market trading after announcing a five-year partnership with Lululemon Athletica to become the sporting goods retailer's exclusive digital content provider.
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