What's News: Business & Finance -- WSJ
March 03 2017 - 3:02AM
Dow Jones News
Snap shares soared on their first day of trading, closing 44%
above their offering price at $24.48 to value the Snapchat parent
at more than $34 billion.
U.S. stocks stumbled, while expectations for higher rates lifted
Treasury yields and the dollar. The Dow fell 112.58 to
21002.97.
Caterpillar was raided by federal agents in search of any
evidence that it may have released false or misleading information
about its financial documents and exports.
Boeing unions said more than 1,800 workers took voluntary
buyouts, as the firm looks to cut costs.
The acting SEC chief blasted the fiduciary rule for retirement
savings, saying it was "highly political."
Barnes & Noble posted a weak fourth quarter and issued a
pessimistic forecast as store traffic declined.
AB InBev is eyeing further cost savings and won't pay bonuses to
top brass.
Roche shares rose sharply after the firm reported a
clinical-trial success for a breast-cancer regimen.
Amazon blamed human error for a cloud-service outage that
disrupted internet traffic earlier this week.
Costco Wholesale is raising membership fees.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
March 03, 2017 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)
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