Sony to Buy Mubadala's Stake in EMI Music Publishing 
 

Sony has agreed to buy Mubadala Investment's stake in EMI Music Publishing in a deal with an enterprise value of about $4.75 billion.

 
Adobe to Buy E-Commerce Firm Magento Commerce for $1.68 Billion 
 

Adobe Systems Inc., the elder software-business statesman, is buying e-commerce firm Magento Commerce for $1.68 billion, adding a key piece to its platform

 
Boeing Faces Fresh Union Vote 
 

A group of workers at Boeing Co's large plane-making facility in South Carolina will vote on union representation later this month after labor regulators on Monday cleared a path for a fresh ballot.

 
Politico Expands Into Asia Via South China Morning Post 
 

Politico, the U.S. website known for its blanket coverage of all things politics, is launching a partnership with the Hong Kong newspaper and website owned by Jack Ma's Alibaba Group.

 
Icahn Sues AmTrust Over Deal to Go Private 
 

Activist investor Carl Icahn is suing AmTrust Financial Services, a firm in which he owns a 9.4% stake, over the company's deal to go private.

 
Starbucks Clarifies Policy on Allowing Nonpaying Guests 
 

Starbucks tried to dig itself out of controversy by attempting to clarify a policy toward nonpaying guests that generated an onslaught of complaints that cafes would turn into homeless shelters and drug havens.

 
Uber's New Rules on Arbitration for Sex-Related Claims Face First Test 
 

A former Uber Technologies software engineer is suing the ride-hailing firm alleging years of sexual harassment, race discrimination and pay inequity, marking the first test of the company's new policy for sex-related claims.

 
The Obama Channel? Obamas Sign Deal With Netflix 
 

Netflix signed the former president and first lady to a multiyear deal to produce shows and documentaries for the streaming platform.

 
Britain Unlikely to Review Comcast's Sky Deal 
 

Britain is unlikely to open an antitrust review into Comcast's $30 billion bid for U.K. pay-TV company Sky, a government official said, removing a hurdle for the cable firm in a takeover battle that also includes Fox and Disney.

 
Why Congress Sees ZTE as National-Security Threat 
 

President Trump said he wanted to help China's ZTE "get back into business" just one month after his administration imposed crippling penalties on the telecom company. The comment sparked backlash in Washington, forcing the president to justify his sudden interest in saving the controversial company.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

May 21, 2018 21:15 ET (01:15 GMT)