WSJ Newswire

• Big Consumer Brands Struggle to Raise Prices April 19, 2018
  Unilever and Nestlé struggled to raise prices in the first quarter, illustrating how the world’s largest consumer goods companies are facing increasingly fierce competition.
• China: Qualcomm's NXP Deal Has 'Hard to Resolve' Issues April 19, 2018
  Antitrust regulator’s initial pessimistic review of Qualcomm’s $44 billion purchase of NXP Semiconductors raises questions about a critical deal for the American company and whether trade friction with the U.S. is playing a role.
• Why Tech Titans Are Betting on India, in 14 Charts April 19, 2018
  India, the world’s last major untapped tech market, is drawing billions in investments as internet heavyweights prepare to cash in when hundreds of millions of people get access to the Web.
• Fan Blade, Engine Cover Are Factors in Southwest Flight 1380 Engine Failure April 19, 2018
  Safety experts tracking the probe of what caused Southwest Airlines Flight 1380’s deadly midair engine failure say vulnerabilities in a fan blade and the cowling, or engine cover, have emerged as risk factors.
• Is the U.S. Shale Boom Hitting a Bottleneck? April 19, 2018
  West Texas’ Permian basin, the oil field at the heart of the shale boom, is hitting its growth limits faster than anticipated, with big ramifications for profits and markets.