T-Mobile, AT&T Pledge to Stop Location Sharing by End of March 
 

T-Mobile US and AT&T said they would stop feeding individual customers' real-time locations to data middlemen after a report suggested the sensitive information is easy to pull without users' consent

 
Venezuela Misses $1 Billion Collateral Deadline to Protect Citgo 
 

Venezuela failed to put up nearly $1 billion in collateral to ensure its U.S. crude refineries stay under state control as President Nicolás Maduro begins a new six-year term in office, a person familiar with the matter said.

 
Huawei Executive Is Charged With Espionage in Poland 
 

Polish authorities detained and charged a local sales director of Huawei, a Chinese national, with conducting high-level espionage on behalf of China, amid widening global scrutiny of the technology giant.

 
Activision's Date With Destiny 
 

Sci-fi shooter never lived up to Activision's goals, but videogame publisher needs to show what else it has in the chamber.

 
21st Century Fox Says It Won't Pursue Fox Regional Sports Networks 
 

21st Century Fox said it has no plans to bid on the Fox regional sports networks that Disney is selling to get approval for its more than $70 billion deal to buy some of Fox's assets.

 
GM Raises Profit Guidance for 2018, Predicts an Even Stronger 2019 
 

General Motors raised its profit guidance for 2018 ahead of reporting results next month and said its bottom line should grow in 2019 as it expects demand to remain resilient in China and the U.S.

 
Citigroup Gives Activist ValueAct More Access to Its Business 
 

Citigroup has agreed to give activist investor ValueAct Capital Partners greater insight into its strategy, governance and operations without giving it a board seat.

 
Warehouse Availability Reached Lowest Point Since 2000 Last Year 
 

The availability of industrial space fell to 7% in the fourth quarter, the lowest point since 2000, and real-estate brokerage CBRE Group said the tight capacity that has driven up the costs of warehousing in recent years will remain a challenge for companies well into this year.

 
Vail Resorts Says Ski Bookings Were Light in Early December 
 

Shares of Vail Resorts fell nearly 11% Friday morning after the mountain resort operator said visits by destination guests were "much lower than anticipated" in early December.

 
Bankrupt iHeartMedia Moves Step Closer to Confirmation 
 

IHeartMedia Inc., whose bankruptcy last March was among the biggest chapter 11 cases of 2018, moved a step closer Thursday to completing a reorganization built around eliminating about $10 billion, or nearly two-thirds, of its debt.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

January 11, 2019 15:15 ET (20:15 GMT)