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15 Septiembre 2017 - 2:02AM
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SoftBank is nearing a deal to take a major stake in Uber, but
only if it can persuade shareholders to sell stock at a deep
discount.
Google parent Alphabet has held talks to invest about $1 billion
in Uber rival Lyft.
Equifax customers who purchased fraud protection were among
those who had credit-card data information stolen in the data
breach.
Verizon said it plans to cut $10 billion in spending from its
operations over the next four years.
United Technologies' deal for Rockwell Collins could face
scrutiny from antitrust regulators.
Wireless carriers are offering less generous deals on new
iPhones as prices of the Apple devices rise.
Google ex-employees filed a class-action suit against the tech
giant, alleging bias against women.
The Dow set its third record of the week, rising 45.30 points to
22203.48, as other indexes edged down.
U.S. consumer prices rebounded in August, a move that could
nudge the Fed closer to raising rates.
The Bank of England signaled it is preparing to raise rates to
restrain accelerating inflation.
A California firm evaded $1.5 billion in tariffs by illegally
importing Chinese aluminum, the U.S. alleged.
Fox's deal to consolidate ownership of Sky will be referred for
review by the U.K. competition authority.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
September 15, 2017 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)
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