News Highlights: Top Company News of the Day
November 13 2019 - 7:30PM
Dow Jones News
WeWork's Loss Balloons to $1.25 Billion
Office-space startup WeWork lost $1.25 billion in the third
quarter as expenses far outpaced revenue growth, draining the
company's cash ahead of a bailout by SoftBank last month.
Mike Henry to Become BHP Group CEO in January
BHP named Mike Henry as its new chief executive, opting for his
experience running the most profitable operation of the global
miner after a tumultuous period of big swings in commodity prices
and exiting legacy assets.
SoCal Edison Agrees to Settlement in 2017, 2018 Wildfires
California's second-largest utility company has agreed to pay
$360 million to compensate about two dozen local governmental
entities for damages and other costs.
Smith & Wesson Parent Plans Split
American Outdoor Brands said its board has approved a plan to
split into two companies, separating the outdoor products and
accessories business from Smith & Wesson Brands, the firearms
maker.
Cisco Projects Reduced Revenue in Current Quarter
Cisco Systems projected its first quarterly revenue decline in
more than two years, blaming what it called a pause in customer
spending.
United Airlines' Costs Rise Amid 737 MAX Grounding, CFO Says
United Airlines has experienced a double-digit increase in
operating costs on certain routes because of the continued
grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft, the airline's finance chief
said.
McClatchy Seeks to Have U.S. Take Over Pension Fund
Newspaper publisher McClatchy said it has begun talks with
creditors and federal authorities about a possible government
takeover of its pension fund as it tries to relieve liquidity
pressure due to its pension responsibilities and debt load.
Disney Reports 10 Million Users for Its New Disney+ Streaming Service
Reaching 10 million subscribers about 24 hours after the formal
launch of Disney+ appears to be a robust start, but it's unclear
how much each of those customers is worth to Disney.
Energizer's Stronger Fourth-Quarter Results Send Its Shares Up 15%
Energizer Holdings reported higher-than-anticipated quarterly
sales, pushing the battery manufacturer's shares up sharply.
How to Straighten Out SmileDirectClub
Shares in SmileDirectClub plunged yet again on Wednesday morning
after the teeth straightening company's outlook disappointed
investors. But the negative sentiment could prove useful to bargain
hunters.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 13, 2019 19:15 ET (00:15 GMT)
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