After Days of Silence, Facebook CEO Admits to 'Mistakes' Over Data Use 
 

Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg broke his silence five days into a growing uproar about how outsiders handle Facebook's user data, admitting mistakes and pledging an investigation but failing to calm some who thought he should have gone further in his remarks.

 
Whole Foods Is Losing Executives Under New Owner Amazon 
 

More than a dozen executives and senior managers have left Whole Foods in the seven months since its acquisition by Amazon.com-leaving some suppliers and shoppers worried the chain's retailing mojo won't endure.

 
Biggest Three Banks Gobble Up $2.4 Trillion in New Deposits Since Crisis 
 

Americans are parking more money with the biggest banks than ever before, cementing the firms' dominance of the financial industry less than a decade after the crisis.

 
Health-Care Firms Turn to Drugmaker Execs as Businesses Converge 
 

Health-care companies are tapping executives from drugmakers as they seek out finance and other critical skills found outside their core business to help navigate a recent wave of consolidation.

 
Dropbox May Get a Little Help From Its Friends 
 

Dropbox has a big valuation to live up to. But other richly valued cloud stocks-and the huge premium Salesforce.com just paid for MuleSoft-could help sell the latest big tech IPO.

 
GKN: Melrose Offer Still 'Wholly Inadequate' 
 

GKN said it continues to view the GBP8.1 billion hostile takeover offer from Melrose Industries as entirely opportunistic which undervalues the company and its prospects

 
Melrose Agrees GKN Pension Deal 
 

Melrose Industries has reached an agreement with the trustees of GKN's pensions to pay up to GBP1 billion in cash to fund the schemes.

 
Reckitt Benckiser Ends Talks to Buy Pfizer Unit 
 

Reckitt Benckiser said it has ended discussions about its potential acquisition of Pfizer's consumer health-care business.

 
Europe Plants a Flag in the Digital-Tax Debate 
 

The European Commission's has announced plans for a new digital tax, seeing an opportunity to bring about international change on its terms, Simon Nixon writes.

 
Plunge in Facebook Stock Unleashes Near Record Trading of Options 
 

The tumble in Facebook's shares has triggered frenzied trading of the company's options, including contracts that pay out if the stock falls more than 30% or regains most of its losses.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

March 22, 2018 07:15 ET (11:15 GMT)