Trump Signs Off on Licenses for Doing Business With Huawei 
 

The White House has signed off on special licenses for some U.S. companies to do some business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei.

 
Apple Pulls Hong Kong Cop-Tracking Map App After China Uproar 
 

Apple removed from its app store an app that citizens and protesters in Hong Kong used to track police activity, thrusting the tech giant deeper into the furor engulfing U.S. companies over the protests.

 
Fidelity Cuts Online Trading Commissions to Zero 
 

Fidelity Investments eliminated trading commissions on its online brokerage, matching a step some of its biggest rivals unveiled last week.

 
Samsung Display to Invest Nearly $11 Billion to Upgrade Production Lines 
 

Samsung Display, a Samsung Electronics Co. unit supplying flat screens to Apple Inc., said it plans to invest $10.93 billion to upgrade its production lines by 2025.

 
UCB to Acquire Ra Pharmaceuticals in $2.1 Billion Deal 
 

Shareholders of Ra Pharma will receive $48 for each share held.

 
PG&E's Bankruptcy Judge Opens the Door to Rival Chapter 11 Exit Plan 
 

The decision clears the way for a rival chapter 11 plan from Elliott Management and other bondholders that are allied with victims of wildfires that drove PG&E to bankruptcy.

 
Target's Chief Merchant Quits to Run Bed Bath & Beyond 
 

Target's chief merchant, Mark Tritton, has resigned ahead of the holiday shopping season to take the top job at Bed Bath & Beyond, a rival chain that has been struggling to adapt to the shifting retail landscape.

 
Senator Seeks Review of Acquisition by TikTok Owner 
 

U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio is calling for a national-security review of the 2017 deal that enabled the Chinese owner of video-sharing app TikTok to expand its reach in the U.S., saying the platform's moderators are censoring content to appease Beijing.

 
Purdue Settlement Hinges on Deal With DOJ, Documents Show 
 

OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma's plan to turn over its operations to creditors and see its owners, the Sacklers, exit the opioid business is contingent on first resolving Justice Department probes, court filings show.

 
Dollar General Boosts Digital Strategy 
 

The discount-store chain is working on making it possible for customers to buy its wares online and pick them up at a nearby store, a move that analysts say could help the retailer attract a younger demographic.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

October 10, 2019 05:15 ET (09:15 GMT)