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This article is being republished as part of our daily reproduction of WSJ.com articles that also appeared in the U.S. print edition of The Wall Street Journal (September 5, 2017).

United Technologies agreed to buy airplane-parts maker Rockwell for $23 billion, in the biggest-ever aerospace deal.

Novartis CEO Jimenez is stepping down in January after a tumultuous eight years at the helm of the Swiss drug company.

BlackRock is pushing cross-selling as it uses its growing heft after a string of acquisitions and an investor shift to index funds.

The Pentagon will likely be forced to rely on Russian-made rocket engines through 2024 or later.

China declared initial coin offerings illegal, sending the prices of the leading digital currencies tumbling.

Reckitt said four top executives are leaving, pushing down shares of the consumer-goods company.

Carlyle won a lawsuit alleging the buyout firm didn't do enough to save a financial-crisis-era bond fund.

The Labor Day weekend is expected to be the lowest-earning for movie studios in almost 20 years.

A subsidy to Boeing from Washington state didn't violate international trade rules, the WTO decided.

Investors in Asia and Europe moved into haven assets and sold stocks after North Korea's nuclear test.

Bank stocks fell in August as rates slipped. Some say lenders may fall further.

Publisher Tronc acquired the Daily News, a New York City tabloid.

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September 05, 2017 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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