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20 January 2017 - 2:30AM
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Whole Foods to Open a Lower-Priced '365' Store in Brooklyn
Whole Foods Market plans to bring its lower-priced store chain,
365 by Whole Foods Market, to Brooklyn's Fort Greene
neighborhood.
Peabody Energy Bondholder Group Proposes Rival Restructuring Plan
A group of Peabody Energy bondholders are pressing a rival
restructuring plan for the coal miner, according to people familiar
with the matter, going to head to head with the big investment
firms that back Peabody's current strategy.
Oil-Field Services Company Keane Prices Upsized IPO at High End of Range
Oil-field services company Keane Group Inc., which increased the
size of its initial public offering at least twice, said the IPO
priced at the high end of its estimated range Thursday.
J.P. Morgan CEO to Get $28 Million in 2016 Compensation
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive James Dimon will
receive $28 million in total compensation for 2016, up 3.7%-or $1
million-from 2015, according to a Thursday securities filing.
IBM Revenue Declines Again Amid Transformation
IBM recorded its 19th consecutive quarter of declining revenue,
as it continued to try to offset declines in older businesses with
sales in newer ones that are growing rapidly.
Netflix Strategies Fuel Soaring Stock Price
Netflix's global expansion and ramp up of its
streaming-operations has resulted in its share price hitting an
all-time high on Thursday. Shares closed at $138.41 after the
company posted strong fourth-quarter results Wednesday.
Paramount Pictures Gets a $1 Billion Infusion from China
A $1 billion financing deal with two Chinese firms promises
Viacom Inc.'s struggling Paramount Pictures some much-needed funds
and a foothold in the world's second-largest box-office market.
American Express Posts Lower Earnings, Revenue
American Express posted lower results in the final quarter of
the year as it ramped up spending on growth initiatives and said it
is making progress in efforts to jump-start its business.
Western Union to Pay $586 Million to Resolve Criminal, Civil Charges
Money-transfer company Western Union has agreed to pay $586
million to resolve U.S. criminal and civil charges that it failed
to effectively police customers who were potentially using its
services to engage in fraud.
Uber to Pay $20 Million to Settle FTC Charges
Uber Technologies agreed Thursday to pay $20 million to resolve
Federal Trade Commission allegations that it misled drivers about
potential earnings and vehicle financing.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 19, 2017 21:15 ET (02:15 GMT)
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