• Tesla Short Seller Warns of 'Massive' Supply-Chain Disruption
  
  Short seller Fahmi Quadir, who's betting against Tesla Inc., said the carmaker faces risks to its supply chain because some vendors haven't been getting paid.
• JPMorgan to Build Silicon Valley Fintech Office
  
  JPMorgan Chase & Co. said on Friday that it was building a new "fintech campus" in Silicon Valley for more than 1,000 employees, as it pushes to keep abreast of changes in digital payments.
• Procter & Gamble Shares Surge After Beating Profit, Sales Estimates
  
  Procter & Gamble Co. reported first-quarter profit that beat estimates and sales that unexpectedly rose on Friday, thanks to robust demand for its beauty and cleaning products, helping it stave off rivalry from cheaper store-branded products.
• WSJ: Amazon Revisits NYC, Newark, N.J., Chicago as HQ2 Decision Looms
  
  Amazon.com Inc. executives have made a fresh round of visits to several of the 20 finalists for its $5 billion second-headquarters project, fueling added anticipation as it nears a decision in a process that has stretched over more than a year.
• Daimler Lowers Profit Outlook for Year on Diesel Issues
  
  German automaker Daimler lowered its profit outlook for the year and reported reduced third-quarter profits due to regulatory and diesel emissions issues.
• Ford CEO Seeks to Rally Dealers as Shares Sink to New low
  
  With Ford Motor Co.'s stock at nearly a nine-year low and the company squeezed by tariffs and trade tensions, Chief Executive Jim Hackett sought to restore confidence among dealers gathered in Las Vegas this week, days ahead of third-quarter results.
• StarKist Hit With $1 Million Fine for Tuna Price Fixing
  
  StarKist Co. agreed to plead guilty to a felony price fixing charge as part of a broad collusion investigation of the canned tuna industry, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday.
• Facebook Hires Ex-UK Official Nick Clegg as Head of Global Affairs
  
  Facebook has hired former U.K. deputy prime minister Nick Clegg as head of the social network's global affairs and communications team, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
• Tesla Launches Cheaper Model 3 for $45,000
  
  Tesla introduced a $45,000 version of its Model 3 sedan on its website on Thursday, launching the car as U.S. tax breaks for Tesla cars are about to decrease.
• Square Introduces New Payment Terminal for Small Businesses
  
  Square Inc., the company led by Twitter Inc. Chief Executive Jack Dorsey, on Thursday launched a payment terminal for small business clients, expanding its suite of hardware products.
• Apple to Unveil iPad, MacBook Laptop Overhauls on Oct. 30
  
  Apple Inc. said it will hold a product announcement Oct. 30 in Brooklyn, New York, likely to unveil new iPads and Mac computers.
• Elizabeth Warren Urges Fed to Require Removal of Wells Fargo CEO
  
  Senator Elizabeth Warren is opening a new front in a campaign against a familiar foe -- demanding that the Federal Reserve keep its restrictions on Wells Fargo & Co. until Chief Executive Officer Tim Sloan is removed.
• After Uber, Netflix May Be Next to Tap Starved Junk Bond Market
  
  Investors should get ready for a new bond issue from Netflix Inc.
• eBay Sues Amazon, Saying it Tried to Poach Its Sellers
  
  Ebay filed a lawsuit against Amazon Wednesday, saying the online retail giant used eBay's messaging system to steal its sellers.
• Insurer Anthem Will Pay Record $16 Million for Massive Data Breach
  
  The nation's second-largest health insurer has agreed to pay the government a record $16 million to settle potential privacy violations in the biggest known health care hack in U.S. history, officials said.
• Elon Musk to Buy $20 Million in Tesla Stock
  
  Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk will purchase company stock worth $20 million in the next open trading session, the electric carmaker said in a filing on Wednesday.
• Disney Bets $20 Million to Ensure Florida Isn’t the Next Vegas
  
  A Florida ballot initiative this November would give voters the power to block any expansion of casino gambling, a move some argue would effectively crush gaming companies' long and costly efforts to expand into the Sunshine State.
• FT: Siemens May Have to Share Big Iraq Power Contract With GE
  
  Siemens may have to share a multi-billion dollar deal with U.S. rival General Electric to improve Iraq's energy supply system following an intervention by President Donald Trump's administration, The Financial Times reported on Wednesday.The U.S. government intervened in...
• YouTube Global Outage Lasts More Than Hour
  
  A YouTube global outage lasting more than an hour on Tuesday apparently affected locations around the world.
• Amazon Doles Out Freebies to Juice Sales of Its Own Brands
  
  Critics say some customer reviews disadvantage third-party merchants and could displease European regulators.
• Walmart Cuts Profit Forecast: We Will 'Test a Lot and Fail a Lot'
  
  Walmart Inc.’s chief executive officer on Tuesday urged investors to rethink the company’s business, touting its various tech investments to grow online sales at a time it is battling Amazon.com for market share.
• WSJ: Uber Valued at Up to $120 Billion in IPO Proposals
  
  Uber Technologies Inc. could be valued at $120 billion when it finally goes public next year according to recent proposals made by U.S. banks, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
• Sears Faces Tough Foe: The Unforgiving Bankruptcy Code
  
  When Sears Holdings Corp filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday, it said it would close another 142 unprofitable Sears and Kmart locations and seek to reorganize around financially healthier stores.
• FT: Barclays to Take on Goldman in US Retail Assault
  
  Barclays Plc is planning a U.S. retail current account that aims to combine the low costs of a digital-only lender with the security of dealing with a major financial institution, the Financial Times reported.
• SoftBank's Saudi Ties Unnerve Investors as Shares Drop 8%
  
  SoftBank Group Corp saw its shares drop on Monday as fallout from the disappearance of a Saudi journalist spread to the Japanese conglomerate, whose nearly $100 billion Vision Fund is almost half financed by Saudi Arabia.

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