WSJ Newswire

• Takata Wins U.S. Court Approval on Car-Maker Concessions June 28, 2017
  Takata’s U.S. units Tuesday won approval for novel arrangements that will see the world’s largest car makers step up to make sure the troubled parts maker stays in business despite massive product liability claims.
• This Shipping Magnate Is Calling a Bottom in the Oil Rout June 28, 2017
  Shipping magnate John Fredriksen is trying to buy more oil tankers despite a glut of vessels afloat, a messy restructuring of an offshore-drilling company he leads and two unsuccessful takeover attempts of rival tanker firms.
• Nestlé Plans Share Buyback After Pressure From Third Point June 28, 2017
  Nestlé announced plans to launch a $20.8 billion share buyback, focus its capital spending on categories like coffee and pet care, and look for consumer health care acquisitions, a move that comes after it found itself the target of activist investor Third Point.
• Samsung Revives Galaxy Note 7 With New 'Fandom Edition' June 28, 2017
  A refurbished version of the premium smartphone, whose global recall last year garnered unwanted attention for Samsung after some caught fire, is coming to retailers’ shelves on July 7 with different components under the name Galaxy Note 7 FE.
• Yellen: Globalization, Technological Change Have Been Harmful to Many June 28, 2017
  The offshoring of jobs associated with globalization combined with technological change have been devastating for many American communities, while designing programs to help has proved difficult, Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen said in London.