WSJ Newswire

• Trump Auto Tariff Timetable Likely to Slip August 21, 2018
  The Trump administration is likely pushing back its timetable for imposing tariffs on auto imports, easing concerns of many in the auto industry who have widely opposed the duties.
• Benchmark Capital Stays Lean, Even After $14 Billion Bonanza August 21, 2018
  In an era when venture-capital firms are raising megafunds in the billions of dollars, Benchmark Capital—one of the best-performing investors—is resisting the temptation to go big.
• Coty Feels Strain of $12 Billion Bet on P&G Beauty Business August 21, 2018
  Nearly two years after Coty paid $12 billion to acquire Procter & Gamble’s beauty business, the deal remains a drag on the struggling beauty giant. Weak performance of former P&G brands, including names like CoverGirl makeup and Clairol hair dye, drove down sales in the most recent quarter.
• Russian Hackers Target Conservative Groups in Widening Cyberattacks August 21, 2018
  Russian hackers linked to the 2016 election cyberattacks on the Democratic Party are widening their targeting for the coming midterms to include the U.S. Senate and well-connected conservative groups, according to new research from Microsoft Corp.
• Slack Takes Wraps Off $7.1 Billion Valuation Deal August 21, 2018
  Slack Technologies has raised a new mega-round of financing that values the company at more than $7.1 billion.