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Ratings firms have given leeway to big borrowers like Kraft Heinz and Campbell Soup, allowing their balance sheets to swell, amid a corporate borrowing boom.

Boeing leaders are under intensifying scrutiny over the 737 MAX crisis as new details point to management pressure on commercial-aircraft unit engineers and pilots.

The impact of the strike at GM is intensifying across the Midwest, hitting more businesses and auto-parts suppliers.

Delegates at the IMF's fall meetings said the biggest risks to the global economy are trade uncertainties and divisions among nations over how to reduce them.

Shale companies are trying to court investors with a new and potentially risky financial instrument that resembles mortgage bonds.

New state laws encouraging child sex-abuse victims to come forward are expected to spur a wave of lawsuits against insurers.

An ex-Wynn Resorts employee claimed it organized spying against him after he described sexual-misconduct allegations against founder Wynn.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

October 21, 2019 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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