Videogame Software Startup Unity Is Valued at $2.8 Billion 
 

Unity Technologies is putting the finishing touches on a $400 million funding round of financing that values the videogame technology company at about $2.8 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

 
Brazil's Odebrecht Energy Unit Renegotiates $5 Billion in Debt 
 

Troubled engineering conglomerate Odebrecht SA's oil and gas arm said late Tuesday it has entered into an agreement with a group of creditors to restructure its financial debt.

 
Why OPEC Wants to Extend Oil Cuts: Aramco's Coming IPO 
 

Saudi Arabia is pushing the OPEC oil cartel and other big producers to extend crude production cuts for another nine months to give a boost to the coming IPO of Saudi Arabian Oil Co.

 
Uber Shortchanged New York City Drivers by Millions of Dollars 
 

Uber said it mistakenly underpaid New York City drivers for the past 2 1/2 years, the second time in three months the ride-hailing company has acknowledged it deprived workers of earnings.

 
Proxy Firms Back Activist's Nominees for Taubman Centers Board 
 

Influential proxy-advisory firms have backed activist investor Jonathan Litt's petition to replace two members of the board of shopping-center owner Taubman Centers Inc.

 
Morgan Stanley Joins Rivals in Curbing Broker Recruiting 
 

Morgan Stanley will curtail its recruiting of veteran brokers, joining other big firms on Wall Street that are no longer willing to gorge on the pricey practice of paying top-dollar to poach talent.

 
Westinghouse Can Tap Rest of $800 Million Bankruptcy Loan 
 

Westinghouse Electric Co. won permission to use the rest of a loan that is helping finance the Toshiba-owned company's global operations and planned restructuring in chapter 11.

 
FDA Approves Merck's Keytruda to Treat Cancers With Genetic Defects 
 

The FDA approved Merck & Co.'s Keytruda drug to treat tumors with a certain genetic defect-the first time the agency has cleared a cancer drug for a use not tied to the site of a tumor.

 
Glencore Makes Takeover Approach to Bunge 
 

Glencore has made a takeover approach to grain trader Bunge, a move that would make the Swiss mining giant a major player in the U.S. agriculture market.

 
Target to Pay $18.5 Million to Settle Massive 2013 Data Breach 
 

Target Corp. on Tuesday agreed to pay $18.5 million to resolve an investigation by state prosecutors into its massive 2013 hack, a deal that represents the largest multi-state data breach settlement in history.

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May 24, 2017 03:15 ET (07:15 GMT)