Biogen Can Bounce Back from Multiple-Sclerosis Blow 
 

The biotech company has suffered a surprise blow to its blockbuster multiple sclerosis franchise. It has a chance to recover, but investors should expect a bumpy ride.


 
McDonald's Keeps Salads, Bagels Off Menus for Now 
 

McDonald's Corp. plans to keep dozens of items off U.S. menus for the foreseeable future, after sparer operations implemented during the coronavirus pandemic led to improved service times and better margins.


 
Spotify, Warner Bros. Partner to Create DC Superhero, Supervillain Podcasts 
 

Spotify Technology has joined forces with Warner Bros.'s DC to produce original narrative podcasts based on superhero and supervillain characters that are to be exclusive to Spotify's service.


 
Kroger Posts Stronger Sales, Profit Amid Coronavirus Pandemic 
 

Kroger, the biggest U.S. supermarket operator, reported a surge in sales as consumers bought more groceries to eat at home during the coronavirus pandemic.


 
Payments Giant Wirecard's Shares Plunge on $2 Billion Audit Deception 
 

Shares in troubled payments company Wirecard crashed after the company again delayed publication of its 2019 annual report because its auditor said it had been deceived over evidence of $2.1 billion in cash balances.


 
JD.com Stock Gains on Hong Kong Debut 
 

JD.com shares rose on their first day of trading in Hong Kong, as the Chinese e-commerce company completed a secondary listing to coincide with its flagship annual sales event.


 
Taubman Centers Fights Simon Property's Effort to End Deal 
 

Mall owner Taubman Centers is fighting to retain the $3.6 billion deal it had with Simon Property Group, arguing that the coronavirus pandemic doesn't allow buyers to walk away because they no longer like the deal they made.


 
U.K. Insurer Prudential Retreats From U.S. With Stake Sale 
 

Prudential has taken a step back from the U.S. as it focuses on Asia, agreeing to sell a stake in its U.S. business to Athene for $500 million.


 
U.S. Files Charges Against Chinese Mask Manufacturer 
 

Federal prosecutors accused a Chinese manufacturer of selling 140,000 defective masks to a U.S. distributor, the latest case brought against a company for allegedly selling substandard products amid the pandemic.


 
Saudi Arabia's Sovereign Wealth Fund to Invest $1.49B in Reliance's Jio Platforms 
 

Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund Public Investment Fund has agreed to invest 113.67 billion rupees ($1.49 billion) in Jio Platforms, joining the list of big multinational firms seeking a pie in the Indian telecommunications giant.