Juul to Cut More Than Half of Its Workforce 
 

The e-cigarette maker is planning to lay off more than half its employees and is considering halting its sales across Europe and Asia. That could mean pulling out of as many as 11 countries and shrinking the startup's footprint to its core markets, the U.S., Canada and the U.K.

 
Apple Delays Privacy Change Amid App Publishers' Concerns 
 

The change, which would give iPhone users control over whether they are tracked, will go into effect next year. Critics of the change say it would hurt app makers by making it harder to sell personalized ads.

 
PG&E Hires Technology Veteran as CIO 
 

PG&E has named information-technology veteran Ajay Waghray as senior vice president and chief information officer. Mr. Waghray will be responsible for overseeing the company's information technology and cybersecurity functions and will manage its more than 1,200 IT employees.

 
Ciena Flashes a Warning Sign for Tech 
 

The optical gear maker's outlook helps sink tech stocks in a market priced to perfection.

 
Aircraft Maker One Aviation Can Consider New Offers 
 

Business disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic aren't a good excuse for the proposed buyer of bankrupt aircraft maker One Aviation to fail to close the deal, a judge ruled Thursday.

 
Truckers Are Seeing Growing Freight Volumes 
 

With demand up, prices on spot markets are running well ahead of year-ago levels.

 
Hedge-Fund Founder Arrested Over Neiman Marcus Bankruptcy 
 

U.S. prosecutors charged a hedge-fund manager with fraud for suppressing a rival bid for a prized piece of bankrupt retailer Neiman Marcus, then trying to cover up the misconduct when it came to light.

 
Colorado Natural-Gas Driller Ursa Piceance Files for Bankruptcy 
 

Ursa Piceance has filed for bankruptcy protection, its natural-gas drilling operation battered by commodity-price volatility, Covid-19 pandemic damage and a tighter regulatory climate in Colorado.

 
GM, Honda Deepen Ties, Plan Joint Vehicle Development 
 

The longtime rivals would cooperate on car components and purchasing parts in a North American alliance aimed at cost savings and managing the heavy investments needed to stay competitive.

 
Is Rocket a Tech Stock or Boring Lender? 
 

Investors seem confused about how exactly to value the tech-enabled mortgage lender, leading to a volatile stock price.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

September 03, 2020 19:00 ET (23:00 GMT)