Zenefits Investors Cut Valuation by Half - Update 

Embattled health-benefits broker Zenefits on Thursday said it struck a deal with some investors to cut its valuation by more than half to $2 billion, giving them additional shares in exchange for releasing the company of potential legal claims. (published 0041 GMT)

 
 
Jury Says Oracle Should Pay $3 Billion in Damages to Hewlett Packard Enterprise 

the full amount it sought (published 0027 GMT)

 
 
Nearly Half of Williams Directors Resign After Failed Deal -- Update 

Nearly half of Williams Cos. board members quit Thursday after they failed to oust the company's chief executive following its collapsed merger deal with rival pipeline operator Energy Transfer Equity LP, according to people familiar with the matter. (published 2357 GMT Thursday)

 
 
Google Makes Slow Progress in Diversifying Its Workforce 

Google made slow progress last year in its mission to diversify its workforce, which is largely made up of white and Asian men. (published 2354 GMT Thursday)

 
 
For Tesla and CEO Elon Musk, a Tough Month 

Tesla Motors Inc. and Chief Executive Elon Musk have encountered a rough road in June, capped by a regulators' disclosure late Thursday that the electric car maker's autopilot feature is linked to a death in Florida. (published 2351 GMT Thursday)

 
 
Apple in Talks to Acquire Tidal, Jay Z's Streaming-Music Service -- 2nd Update 

Apple Inc. is in talks to acquire Tidal, a streaming-music service run by rap mogul Jay Z, according to people familiar with the matter. (published 2350 GMT Thursday)

 
 
Malaysia Delegation in Abu Dhabi for Talks to Resolve Dispute 

The two government investment funds at the heart of a Malaysian financial scandal are disappearing as the two sides try to put the situation behind them even as they battle over billions of dollars that have gone missing. (published 2331 GMT Thursday)

 
 
CVS Agrees to $3.5 Million Settlement Linked to Fake Prescriptions -- Update 

Federal prosecutors in Massachusetts said Thursday that CVS Pharmacy Inc. has agreed to pay $3.5 million to settle allegations that 50 of its stores in the state and New Hampshire filled hundreds of fake prescriptions over a three-year period for addictive pain killers and other controlled substances. (published 2257 GMT Thursday)

 
 
China Fishery Group Files for Bankruptcy Protection in U.S. -- Update 

China Fishery Group Ltd. on Thursday filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New York. (published 2247 GMT Thursday)

 
 
Hertz Gets $2 Billion From Equipment-Rental Spinoff, Will Fund Buyback 

Hertz Global Holdings Inc. raised $2 billion from the spinoff of its equipment-rental business and said it would use $395 million to buy back stock. (published 2227 GMT Thursday)

 
 
New Balance Signs Runner Boris Berian Following Nike Contract Dispute 

New Balance Athletic Inc. is signing U.S. Olympic hopeful Boris Berian to an endorsement contract, less than a week after rival Nike Inc. dropped its lawsuit against the runner. (published 2226 GMT Thursday)

 
 
C&J Energy's Lenders Agree to $1.4 Billion Debt-to-Equity Swap 

C&J Energy Services Ltd. has reached an agreement in principle with lenders on a debt-to-equity swap of about $1.4 billion. (published 2223 GMT Thursday)

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

June 30, 2016 21:00 ET (01:00 GMT)