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18 Gennaio 2019 - 5:30PM
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State Street Is Cutting 1,500 Jobs
Aiming to trim some $350 million in expenses this year, State
Street said it would shed about 1,500 employees in a plan designed
to help weather tough market conditions.
Tesla to Slash More Jobs in Effort to Lower Model 3 Price
Tesla is cutting its full-time workforce by 7% to help lower
costs so it can sell the Model 3 sedan at a lower price. Shares
fell 9%.
CVS Health Settles Pricing Fight With Walmart
CVS Health and Walmart settled their fight over the cost of
filling prescriptions, averting a threatened split
Ernst & Young Taps Carmine Di Sibio as Next Global Chairman and CEO
Ernst & Young has named Carmine Di Sibio, the Big Four
accounting firm's global managing partner for client service, as
its next global chairman and chief executive.
Lilly's Sarcoma Drug Combo Proves Ineffective in Trials
Eli Lilly & Co. said a study combining two drug treatments
for patients with advanced sarcoma wasn't clinically
beneficial.
Nissan Says Carlos Ghosn Received $8.9 Million in Improper Payments
Nissan Motor and Mitsubishi Motors made a rare public statement
outlining specific allegations against Carlos Ghosn, the former
chairman of both companies.
M&A Heats Up for Battered Mining Companies
Deals and activist campaigns at mining companies are picking up,
but it may not be enough to rekindle investor enthusiasm for the
group.
NGP Raises More Than $4 Billion for Oil-And-Gas Deals
The Irving, Texas firm, in which Carlyle Group LP holds a stake,
plans to close its latest flagship fund soon, said people familiar
with the matter.
Malaysia's Finance Minister Wants Goldman's $7.5 Billion, Not an Apology
Lim Guan Eng waved off an apology from Goldman Sachs Chief
Executive David Solomon for the role of one its then-bankers in the
scandal surrounding state investment fund 1MDB, saying it wasn't
enough.
Drugmakers Raise Prices Amid Shortages, Recalls
The increases can mean higher costs for pharmacies and patients
on what are generally cheaper generic drugs. Drugmakers say the
price increases reflect higher costs they have incurred to help
fill supply voids.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 18, 2019 11:15 ET (16:15 GMT)
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