Musk Found Not Liable in Trial Over Tweets Proposing to Take Tesla Private 
 

A jury rejected investor claims that Elon Musk violated federal securities law when he tweeted in 2018 about potentially taking Tesla private.

 
Bank of America Cut CEO Brian Moynihan's Pay 6% in 2022 
 

The bank's leader earned $30 million for the year, including base salary of $1.5 million.

 
Activist Ryan Cohen Targets a Familiar Foe at Nordstrom 
 

Activist investor seeks to oust Mark Tritton-who was also his focus at Bed Bath & Beyond-from Nordstrom's board.

 
Ford Shares Slip After Company Highlights Execution Issues 
 

Analysts say that the auto maker must prove it can realize its plans.

 
FTC Prepares Possible Antitrust Suit Against Amazon 
 

The potential lawsuit could target an array of Amazon's business practices as anticompetitive, according to people familiar with the matter.

 
Washington Property Linked to FTX Customer Funds Taken Off Market 
 

A Capitol Hill townhouse that FTX's new management believes was bought with customer funds had been listed for about $3.3 million.

 
Veterans Suing Over 3M Earplugs Want Bankruptcy Case Tossed 
 

Plaintiffs say a ruling on the Johnson & Johnson talc case supports their opposition to 3M's plan for settling claims.

 
Twitter Tries Super Bowl 'Fire Sale' to Win Back Advertisers 
 

In an email touting the deal, Twitter is offering $250,000 in free ad space to advertisers that spend as much on the social-media platform.

 
Gautam Adani's Wealth Almost Halved by Stock-Price Plunge 
 

The Indian industrialist's net worth has declined by $58 billion since the publication of a report by a U.S. short seller.

 
Jurors in Elon Musk Trial Over Tesla Tweets Begin Deliberating 
 

Investors allege the CEO's tweets about taking the electric-car maker private violated federal securities law.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

February 03, 2023 19:15 ET (00:15 GMT)