McDonald's Deal With DoorDash Delivers Blow to Uber Eats 
 

DoorDash Inc. will start making deliveries from McDonald's Corp. restaurants in Houston later this month, a blow to Uber Technologies Inc.'s deal to ferry the burger giant's food to customers in the U.S.

 
Blue Apron's Beyond Meat Deal Lacks Substance 
 

The meal kit company said it would add plant-based proteins to some of its meals as part of a collaboration with Beyond Meat beginning in August. But for Blue Apron, this gold is likely to tarnish.

 
Trucking Stocks Race Higher on J.B. Hunt's Good News 
 

America's trucking companies are revving up thanks to an upbeat report from J.B. Hunt Transport Services, signaling the transport sector could be turning a corner.

 
Facebook Faces Critics, Potential Allies at Digital-Currency Hearing 
 

Top Senate lawmakers questioned Facebook's plans for its own cryptocurrency, with the banking committee's leading Democrat saying the social-media giant isn't trustworthy enough to operate its own digital money.

 
Consumer Lending Powers Big-Bank Earnings, Upstaging Wall Street 
 

U.S. consumers are taking advantage of low interest rates to borrow and spend, boosting banks that cater to Main Street and leaving behind those that don't.

 
Steve Cohen's Point72 Loses Long-Tenured Money Managers 
 

About 20 portfolio managers have left Steven A. Cohen's hedge-fund firm Point72 Asset Management this year, an unusual level of turnover.

 
Johnson & Johnson Bumps Up Sales Target 
 

J&J raised its forecast of 2019 sales as it reported quarterly results, but costly product litigation continues to weigh on the health-care giant.

 
Domino's Pizza Reports Slowing Growth 
 

Domino's Pizza Inc.'s business slowed in its latest quarter, raising fears among some investors about competition the pizza chain faces as food-delivery options grow.

 
KeyCorp Finds Fraudulent Activity Estimated at Up to $90 Million 
 

KeyCorp said it discovered fraudulent activity with potential exposure of up to $90 million associated with transactions conducted in the third quarter by a business customer.

 
UAW Talks Open With Labor Costs Rising, Slowdown Looming 
 

After years of prosperity, car companies in Detroit are entering contract talks with the UAW this week. Their top concern is capping fast-rising labor costs ahead of a downturn in the U.S. auto industry.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

July 16, 2019 15:00 ET (19:00 GMT)