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Facebook said it stopped paying commissions to employees who sell political ads, as the firm moves to overhaul its practices.

The Dow lost 1.1% after the latest flare-up in U.S.-China trade tensions. Oil prices sank and the benchmark Treasury's yield fell.

Tepper plans to turn his Appaloosa hedge fund into a family office managing his personal wealth.

DoorDash said it has raised $600 million in a deal that values the food-delivery startup at $12.6 billion.

Hundreds of employees at McDonald's restaurants walked off the job to protest workplace issues.

SpaceX last year found that an employee at one of its contractors falsified quality reports for rocket parts.

MiMedx injectable wound-care products don't meet regulatory standards despite the firm's claims to the FDA, internal documents show.

Deutsche Bank's CEO said he is prepared to make "tough cutbacks" at the lender's investment bank.

New-home sales in the U.S. fell in April, posting the largest monthly drop since the end of last year.

Endeavor Group, Hollywood's biggest talent agency, filed for an IPO.

Best Buy's profit rose as growing online sales of appliances and electronics offset flat sales in stores.

HP's sales of PCs helped bolster revenue in the firm's latest quarter.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

May 24, 2019 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)