JPMorgan To Offer Free Trading for Bank Customers 
 

The bank is rolling out a new investing service for customers that will offer at least 100 free stock trades for one year.

 
Coty Feels Strain of $12 Billion Bet on P&G Beauty Business 
 

Nearly two years after Coty paid $12 billion to acquire Procter & Gamble's beauty business, the deal remains a drag on the struggling beauty giant. Weak performance of former P&G brands, including names like CoverGirl makeup and Clairol hair dye, weighed on sales in the most recent quarter.

 
Uber Fills CFO Job, Vacant Since 2015 
 

Ride-hailing giant Uber named Nelson Chai as its first chief financial officer in more than three years, tapping a veteran banking and insurance executive as next year's planned IPO looms.

 
Videogames' Epic Shootout Coming This Fall 
 

This fall the industry will launch a series of major first-person shooters, while "Fortnite" is poised to begin a new season. That may prove to be a bit too much action for some game publishers.

 
American Airlines Pares International Flights 
 

American Airlines is cutting some unprofitable international flights after fuel prices rose. Service to Shanghai, Munich and Toronto will be affected.

 
Merrill Latest Brokerage to Downplay Money-Market Mutual Funds 
 

Starting Sept. 4, Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch brokerage unit will no longer sweep its customers' cash into money-market mutual funds, moving it instead into deposits at affiliated banks.

 
Toll Brothers Profit Jumps as Wealthy Americans Spend 
 

Affluent Americans continue to show confidence in the economy, boosting spending while shrugging off threats to the economy.

 
Kohl's, TJ Maxx Continue Strong Run for Retailers 
 

Retailers extended their run of good news on Tuesday with Kohl's and the parent of T.J. Maxx reporting strong quarterly results.

 
Airline Stocks Start to Take Off 
 

Shares of airline operators are no longer in free fall, getting a boost as company projections for the number of passenger seats that are offered have come down.

 
New Fiat Chrysler CEO Inherits Marchionne's Unfinished Business 
 

Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley's predecessor built a reputation as a turnaround specialist but left unresolved the future of FCA's legacy business in Europe.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

August 21, 2018 19:00 ET (23:00 GMT)