WSJ Newswire

• GE Leaves Investors in Limbo July 21, 2017
  GE told investors that profits are under pressure and they would have to wait several months for a better sense of its business, sending shares tumbling.
• PepsiCo CEO Picks a No. 2, but No 'Heir Apparent' July 21, 2017
  PepsiCo’s longtime leader Indra Nooyi is promoting one of her lieutenants to serve as the company’s president, filling a No. 2 role that has been vacant for nearly three years and shuffling around her potential successors.
• Proposals Coming to Improve Electronic Money Transfers July 21, 2017
  A Federal Reserve-sponsored task force is preparing to unveil proposals by financial institutions, payments providers, trade groups and others to improve the decades-old U.S. systems for moving money electronically.
• Big Tobacco Finds Surprise Allies in Smokeless Push July 21, 2017
  Tobacco companies want U.S. regulators to bless smokeless tobacco as a safer alternative to smoking, as cigarette consumption falls. In its campaign, Big Tobacco has unusual supporters: some public-health advocates.
• Wal-Mart, Amazon Rivalry Spreads to Forklifts July 21, 2017
  Wal-Mart has agreed to invest in Plug Power Inc. and buy more of its fuel-cell-powered machines, a move that mirrors a deal struck by Amazon earlier this year.