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The agency said it couldn’t launch an investigation into the claims that the short sellers alleged against Cassava Sciences.

The Canadian border city of Windsor, Ontario, is seeking a court order to remove demonstrators who have blocked most traffic along a crucial U.S.-Canada trade corridor for four days.

Comcast Corp.’s NBCUniversal is near a deal that would shift new episodes of certain high-profile TV shows to its Peacock platform instead of Hulu, the streaming service it co-owns with Walt Disney Co.—the latest move toward unwinding the media companies’ partnership.

The real-estate company says in a letter to shareholders that it is targeting revenue of $5 billion by 2025.

A California regulatory agency said it has filed a lawsuit against Tesla, alleging racial discrimination and harassment at the electric-vehicle maker.

Shares jumped in after-hours trading as the company reported record revenue at its domestic parks and resorts.

The ride-hailing company’s fourth-quarterly revenue climbed, helped by a recovery in its rides business and continued demand for food delivery, despite restaurant reopenings.

The company laid out principles as part of a pitch to regulators around the world to approve its acquisition of gaming giant Activision Blizzard, its largest-ever deal.

IAC/InterActiveCorp is turning six of the titles it bought as part of its Meredith acquisition last year, including InStyle and Entertainment Weekly, into digital-only brands and cutting some 200 jobs.

A federal judge dismissed part of the criminal case against a former Boeing pilot accused of misleading air-safety regulators about faulty software that played a significant role in two deadly 737 MAX crashes.