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Several high-profile candidates have turned down the chance to run Boeing, complicating the jet maker’s search for a new leader.

The deal for the dine-in theater chain comes as Hollywood grapples with how to encourage more consumers to go to the movies.

As France heads towards snap elections at the end of June, French government bonds could slide further, having already taken a major hit from the weekend’s European parliamentary elections, pushing their yields even higher, analysts said.

Nike suffered a setback in its bid to trademark the capitalized version of the word “footware” for tech-related products after a European Union court upheld a complaint from German rival Puma.

Maker Philip Morris expects the shortage to last until year-end, as the brand’s lone U.S. factory tries to meet surging demand in a “Zyndemic.”

After a turbulent few years, Bob Sternfels talks about revamping the company’s structure and employee development. “Not everyone gets an A.”

The maker of Jeep, Dodge and a dozen other brands said it will set a liquidity target of 25%-30% of revenue in the medium term to support shareholder returns.

BT shares rose after it said Carlos Slim had bought a more-than 3% stake, making him the latest prominent investor to back the U.K. telecoms company.

Shares of BYD jumped on investors’ optimism that the world’s largest electric-vehicle maker would maintain its competitive edge despite planned additional tariffs from the European Union.

The latest decline came after the French IT company said has held talks with stakeholders about its financial restructuring, and provided some clarity about which creditors and bond holders can participate in which particular parts of the refinancing.