WSJ Newswire

• FedEx Takes Earnings Hit Following Cyberattack September 20, 2017
  FedEx said a cyberattack earlier this year dented earnings in its first quarter by roughly a third, prompting the package delivery giant to cut its profit forecast for the rest of the fiscal year.
• Heavy Debt Crushed Owners of Toys 'R' Us September 20, 2017
  Competition may have brought down Toys “R” Us. But the debt that three Wall Street firms took on to acquire the company—and the way the ownership group was constructed—left them without a fighting chance.
• Apple Watch Series 3 Review: Untethered… and Unreliable September 20, 2017
  Apple Inc. unshackles the Apple Watch Series 3 from your iPhone by giving it its own cellular connection—but the device still isn’t a fully stand-alone wrist computer.
• Toshiba Decides on Bain-Apple Group in Chip-Business Sale September 20, 2017
  Toshiba decided to sell its chip business to a Bain Capital-led group that includes Apple and Dell Technologies for more than $18 billion, although opposition to the deal remains.
• Pfizer Files Lawsuit Alleging J&J Thwarted Use of Biosimilar Rival to Remicade September 20, 2017
  Pfizer filed suit against Johnson & Johnson alleging it has thwarted biosimilar competition to its arthritis drug Remicade by effectively preventing health insurers, hospitals and clinics from offering Pfizer’s lower-priced copy.