What's News: Business & Finance -- WSJ
January 23 2017 - 2:02AM
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U.S. authorities are investigating whether Yahoo appropriately
disclosed massive data breaches to investors.
Trump is taking immediate steps to reorder U.S. economic ties,
as he meets with U.K.'s May and plans to renegotiate Nafta.
Investors are scaling back bullish bets as Trump takes office,
positioning themselves by increasing cash or hedging against a
resurgence in volatility.
Samsung blamed the overheating of its Galaxy Note 7 on
manufacturing and design problems.
United said a computer issue led to a "ground stop" of its
flights until it was lifted Sunday evening.
Abu Dhabi merged two funds to create a $125 billion investment
group.
Wall Street is struggling to cash in on the yuan's swoon, even
as many expect its decline to continue after falling 6.6% against
the dollar in 2016.
Central banks' low interest rates have prompted some of the most
conservative investors to join the hunt for higher returns.
OPEC and Russia said they were making progress on pledges to cut
back output and raise oil prices.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 23, 2017 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)
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