News Highlights: Top Company News of the Day
23 June 2022 - 12:30PM
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Google's Plan for 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Ran Into Headwinds in 2021
Project delays held back the growth of carbon-free electricity
for the company's data centers but it says its long-term trend is
going in the right direction.
Instagram Tests Child Age Verification, but Falls Short of Full ID Checks
Meta's new policy will make it tougher for teens to update to
adult accounts. But they can still lie about their age in the first
place.
Chinese Battery Giant CATL Raises $6.7 Billion in Share Sale
This year's two biggest stock offerings are both from EV battery
companies.
DocuSign Isn't Ready to Pull From the Shredder
A management shake-up shows the one-time pandemic darling's
business hasn't yet stabilized.
Bankruptcy Judge Advances $14 Billion YPF, Repsol Pollution Lawsuit to Trial
A chapter 11 trust must prove that YPF and Repsol caused
environmental liabilities to go unpaid by a former corporate
subsidiary, a bankruptcy judge says.
Musk Calls Tesla's New Factories 'Gigantic Money Furnaces'
The electric-car maker's plants in Germany and Texas are losing
billions of dollars, CEO Elon Musk said.
Revlon Stock Surges After Bankruptcy Filing
Cosmetics maker's shares up more than 30% in Wednesday's trading
as options activity takes off
BMW Opens Electric-Car Plant in China
The $2.2 billion investment in the plant is the biggest that BMW
has ever made in China, its largest market.
Chinese Internet Giants' Ad Revenue Suffers as Business Confidence Wanes
Companies in the world's second-largest economy are cutting back
on digital-ad spending as the economy slows and recurring Covid-19
outbreaks weigh on consumption.
Monte dei Paschi Plans Cash Call to Fund Revamp
Italy's Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena said it would raise up
to EUR2.5 billion, cut thousands of jobs and close dozens of
branches as part of its multiyear plan to boost its balance
sheet.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 23, 2022 07:15 ET (11:15 GMT)
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