Citigroup Doubles Dividend After Stress Test Success 
 

Citigroup Inc. is set to pay out far more than it is expected to earn in the coming year, a major milestone as the bank seeks to revive its lagging stock. It will double its quarterly dividend.

 
Staples in $6.9 Billion Deal With Sycamore 
 

Private-equity firm Sycamore Partners agreed to buy Staples Inc. for about $6.9 billion, a bold bet on a company whose sales have been shrinking in recent years.

 
Berkshire Hathaway On Path to Be Top Bank of America Holder 
 

The Federal Reserve said Bank of America can raise its dividend, which could prompt Warren Buffett's firm to swap its preferred shares in the bank into about $17 billion worth of common stock.

 
Blue Apron Serves Up an Insipid Offering 
 

The meal-kit delivery service priced its initial public offering at the bottom of a target price range that was revised downward, at $10 a share.

 
Google Must Remove a Search Result Globally, Canada Court Rules 
 

Canada's top court ruled that Google can be forced to remove search results globally, adding to the constraints governments and courts are exerting over tech giants as those companies' influence grows.

 
Anthem Pulling Back on Offering ACA Plans in Nevada 
 

Anthem said it would stop selling Affordable Care Act marketplace plans in most of Nevada next year. The move together with the departure of a smaller insurer leaves 14 of the state's counties poised to have no insurer on its exchange.

 
Sarepta Taps Chase Pharmaceuticals Chief as Next CEO 
 

Biopharmaceutical developer Sarepta Therapeutics Inc. named a company outsider as its new chief executive, tapping Douglas Ingram to lead the firm.

 
GulfMark to Send Repayment Plan to Creditors for Vote 
 

The offshore-drilling services company filed for chapter 11 in May, another victim of the decline in oil and natural gas prices.

 
New AIG Chief: Let's Make a Deal 
 

American International Group Inc.'s new chief executive Brian Duperreault says he is open to slowing down the firm's share buybacks and instead using the capital for acquisitions.

 
Firms Pressed to Disclose More Climate-Change Risk 
 

A panel of large financial institutions and companies has launched a set of voluntary guidelines for more disclosure about the impact of climate change, demonstrating rising concern about potential investment risks posed by global warming.

 
 

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

June 29, 2017 03:16 ET (07:16 GMT)

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