WeWork and Cushman & Wakefield Are Forming $150 Million Partnership 
 

The alliance aims to help landlords and tenants navigate returning to the office.

 
Alibaba Fires Manager Accused of Sexual Assault in China's Latest Workplace Harassment Case 
 

An 11-page account of the allegation was shared widely on Chinese social media and sparked a backlash against Alibaba's handling of the case from employees and the broader public.

 
Jay Y. Lee, Samsung's De Facto Leader, Wins Parole From Prison 
 

Samsung's de facto leader will be released from prison on parole later this week, though it remains unclear how-or if-he can return to work right away at South Korea's largest conglomerate.

 
Makeover at Victoria's Secret Is More Than Skin Deep 
 

Victoria's Secret shares jumped on their debut as a stand-alone company but remain cheap.

 
Delta Variant Clouds Back-to-School Shopping Plans 
 

Retailers predict record spending even as parents navigate concerns about rising Covid-19 cases and product shortages.

 
Rio Tinto Mismanagement Caused Copper Mine's Woes, Report Says 
 

Experts rejected the company's narrative on delays and a $1.4 billion cost overrun at the Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia.

 
Judge Sides With Norwegian Cruise Line in Suit Over Vaccination Proof in Florida 
 

The cruise line had sought to invalidate Florida's rule that bars businesses from requiring proof of Covid-19 vaccination from their customers.

 
Jefferies Raises Junior Pay to Match Goldman Sachs 
 

The bank's first-year analysts in the U.S. will now make $110,000, up from $85,000. Bonuses, typically handed out in August, are also expected to be high.

 
American National Group to Be Sold to Brookfield Reinsurance Arm 
 

The deal values the insurer at $190 a share or about $5 billion.

 
Aramco Posts $25 Billion Profit 
 

Saudi Aramco posted an almost fourfold increase in second quarter profit, boosted by higher oil prices and a recovery in global demand.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

August 09, 2021 09:00 ET (13:00 GMT)