Snap CFO Tim Stone to resign less than a year into role January 15, 2019
Snapchat app-owner Snap Inc said on Tuesday Chief Financial Officer Tim Stone will be leaving the company, less than a year after assuming charge in the latest top-level exit.
PG&E plunges for second day after step toward bankruptcy January 15, 2019
PG&E Corp's shares and bonds fell sharply for a second day on Tuesday, as a failure to make interest payments by the California power utility added to investor nerves following the company's plans to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
United profit beats forecasts as new flights from hubs pay off January 15, 2019
United Airlines on Tuesday reported a fourth-quarter profit that easily beat Wall Street forecasts, sending shares higher, as the No. 3 U.S. carrier scheduled more flights out of its hubs and won back customers after a series of public relations disasters.
France seeks Renault board meeting to replace Ghosn: sources January 15, 2019
The French government is moving to dismiss Renault's scandal-hit Chairman and Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn and has requested a board meeting to consider candidates to replace him, sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
Citi says chance of delay to Brexit now 'very high' January 15, 2019
U.S. investment bank Citi said on Tuesday there is now a "very high" chance that Brexit will be delayed past March 29, after lawmakers defeated Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit divorce deal by a crushing margin.
Netflix, China boost Wall Street as investors shrug off Brexit vote January 15, 2019
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as technology and internet stocks gained on Netflix Inc's plans to raise fees for U.S. subscribers and hopes of more stimulus for China's slowing economy fostered a risk-on mood among investors.
Stocks rise on China hopes; sterling rebounds as Brexit vote fails January 15, 2019
Major world stock markets climbed on Tuesday on hopes of more stimulus for China's economy, while sterling rebounded from the day's lows after British lawmakers defeated Prime Minister Theresa May's deal on withdrawing from the European Union.
Delaware judge orders Papa John's to turn over documents to founder January 15, 2019
A Delaware judge said on Tuesday Papa John's International Inc must turn over internal documents to the company's founder who has been seeking to reassert control over the pizza delivery chain after he resigned as chairman in July.
VW, Ford team up on trucks, eye deals on EVs, self-driving cars January 15, 2019
Volkswagen AG and Ford Motor Co said on Tuesday they will join forces on commercial vans and pickups and are exploring joint development of electric and self-driving technology, actions meant to save the automakers billions of dollars.
Ex-employee of proxy solicitor Georgeson convicted of fraud January 15, 2019
A former senior managing director of a firm that advises companies on shareholder votes was convicted on Tuesday of participating in a scheme to bribe a proxy adviser's employee with sports and concert tickets to learn how its investor clients were voting.

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