Zuckerberg, Dorsey and Pichai to Testify on Content Policies 
 

CEOs of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube-parent Alphabet Inc. will appear before a Senate committee on Oct. 28 to face questioning about their policies for moderating content on their internet platforms.

 
Peter Roth to Step Down as Warner Bros. TV Chief 
 

The longtime production head says said he is stepping down early next year after helping to develop such hits as "The West Wing," "The Big Bang Theory" and "Two and a Half Men."

 
European Regulator Turns Up Heat on Ad Tactics Used by Google and Rivals 
 

Tactics Google and other large online-ad players use in digital ad auctions violate EU privacy law, investigators for Belgium's privacy regulator wrote in an internal report, a preliminary finding with implications across the continent.

 
Chipotle Reports Earnings Next Week. What to Expect. 
 

After Chipotle stock's recent run, 16 of the 34 analysts listed by FactSet still have Buy or equivalent ratings.

 
Cboe Global Markets to Buy Dark-Pool Operator BIDS 
 

The exchange operator has agreed to buy BIDS Trading, as exchanges have grappled with an increase in private, off-exchange stock trades this year.

 
Regulatory Holdups Slow Ant Group's IPO Plans 
 

A window is closing for Chinese financial-technology giant Ant Group to pull off a record-breaking initial public offering ahead of the U.S. presidential election, as regulators in mainland China and Hong Kong have yet to sign off on the company's plans to go public.

 
Boeing Shares Rise on 737 MAX Optimism 
 

Europe's aviation regulator said a directive allowing the troubled 737 MAX jetliner's return to service could follow a public comment period likely to begin next month.

 
Hertz Secures $1.65 Billion Bankruptcy Loan, Rallying Stock 
 

The rental-car company has lined up $1.65 billion in financing to carry itself through bankruptcy, sparking a market rally that more than doubled its share price.

 
Venezuelan Opposition Loses Bond Ruling, Endangering Citgo 
 

A U.S. judge said bondholders have valid claims over Venezuela's prized oil refiner Citgo, dealing a blow to the country's U.S.-backed opposition leaders and putting the company at heightened risk of a forced takeover.

 
First Citizens to Buy CIT Group 
 

The combination would create one of the larger regional banks in the U.S. with more than $100 billion in assets. The company will keep the First Citizens name.

 
 

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