What's News: Business & Finance -- WSJ

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The FCC plans to eliminate or scale back limits on local ownership of TV stations and newspapers, its chairman said.

Vistra and Dynegy are in advanced talks to combine, with a deal between the two Texas power firms possible as soon as next week.

Weinstein Co.'s talks with suitor Colony Capital have stumbled and the troubled studio may seek other bidders.

Franklin Resources sold its entire stake in Puerto Rico bonds, part of an exodus of investors in the wake of recent hurricanes.

Amazon unveiled a system that lets customers open their homes remotely for package deliveries.

The Dow tumbled 112 points to 23329.46, its worst day since early September, on weak earnings.

Boeing said it may boost output to meet demand for single-aisle jets as it posted forecast-beating earnings.

Sprint and T-Mobile both canceled earnings calls this week, a possible sign they are near a deal.

The Saudi wealth fund aims to nearly double the value of its assets to about $400 billion by 2020.

Anthem expects its enrollment in ACA plans to fall by around 70% in 2018.

Visa posted an 11% profit rise, adding more fuel to its stock rally.

Coke said its newest diet soda helped keep soda volume flat last quarter.

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October 26, 2017 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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