Top Company News of the Day: Twitter, PacWest, Lenovo, Target

Elon Musk Wants to Challenge Google and Microsoft in AI

Twitter boss tells WSJ London event the social-media company could be cash-flow positive starting in June.

Baby-Formula Makers Face FTC Probe for Collusion

The agency is investigating whether any formula manufacturers coordinated before bidding for state contracts.

PacWest Sells Real-Estate Lending Unit

The struggling regional bank is selling Civic Financial Services to Roc360.

Lenovo Profit Slumps Amid Continued PC Weakness

Lenovo Group’s fourth-quarter net profit fell 72%, as personal-computer sales continued to decline amid a deteriorating global economy and soft consumer spending.

Target to Pull Some LGBT-Themed Merchandise After Customer Backlash

Retailer said some shoppers knocked down displays of Pride Month products and threatened store employees.

New York Times Union Agrees to Contract

The deal, after more than two years of negotiations, includes a salary floor of $65,000, hybrid-work guarantees and raises.

Palo Alto Stock Jumps After Profit Tops Estimates

The cybersecurity software company posted solid results for its fiscal third quarter ended April 30.

Netflix Cracks Down on Password Sharing

The streaming platform said only one household can watch per account.

Choice Hotels Seeks to Buy Wyndham Hotels & Resorts

A deal would create one of the country’s biggest budget hotel chains.

JPMorgan Says U.S. Virgin Islands Failed to Stop Epstein

The bank alleges in new court filings that the U.S. territory’s government took gifts and funds from the convicted sex offender.

Source: Dow Jones Newswires


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