CBS, Viacom Strike Deal for Long-Thwarted Merger 
 

CBS and Viacom agreed to merge in a deal that would reunite mogul Sumner Redstone's media empire in the hopes of creating a more formidable competitor to the entertainment industry's giants.

 
Peabody Energy Wins Appeal Over Bankruptcy Exit Plan 
 

A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of Peabody Energy in a dispute with hedge funds that sought a bigger slice of the coal mining company when it emerged from chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2017.

 
Boeing Plane Deliveries Tumble So Far in 2019 
 

Boeing said it delivered 38% fewer planes in the first seven months of 2019 than a year ago-falling further behind rival Airbus-as the impact of grounding the 737 MAX jetliner weighs on the U.S. plane maker.

 
Glencore Loses Bid to Prevent Australian Tax Office Using 'Paradise Papers' Documents 
 

Glencore PLC has lost a bid to stop Australia's tax office from using documents that detail some of its offshore financial arrangements, as its case was dismissed by the country's high court.

 
RealReal's Revenue Soars as Its Loss Widens 
 

The San Francisco-based company reported total revenue for the second quarter jumped 51% from a year earlier to $71 million.

 
Brinker Bets Delivery Will Drive Sales Growth 
 

Executives at the parent company of Chili's Grill & Bar said its recently introduced delivery program, through DoorDash, is showing good results.

 
Ross Stores Promotes Executives, Including CFO 
 

The discount department chain on Tuesday promoted four of its executives, including finance chief Michael Hartshorn to group president and operating chief, effective Aug. 16.

 
Candy Retailer Lolli & Pops Files for Bankruptcy 
 

The shopping mall-focused purveyor of such sweets as strawberry-champagne bark, blue-raspberry cotton candy and cookies-and-creme crispycakes sought protection from creditors Monday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del.

 
How Tariffs Can Still Bite Apple 
 

The tariff delay will help this year's iPhone crop, but Wall Street is far more focused on 5G devices next year.

 
Retail Stocks Rally as Tariffs Are Delayed 
 

Shares of department stores, discount chains and even toy makers rallied Tuesday after the U.S. said it would delay some tariffs against China until Dec. 15.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

August 14, 2019 01:15 ET (05:15 GMT)