The Justice Department files a motion to force Apple to comply with an FBI order, calling the company’s refusal to unlock an iPhone a “marketing strategy.”
China’s top securities regulator to step down after policy missteps, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Yahoo hires Wall Street banks to examine options.
China issues new regulations banning companies with foreign ownership from engaging in online publishing.
Philadelphia is facing a $5.7 billion pension fund crisis.
Harvard’s endowment is said to anchor an ex-Apollo partner’s distressed energy fund.
After two years, TPG nears a $10 billion private equity fundraising close, Reuters reports.
Google moved 10.7 billion euros ($12 billion) through the Netherlands to Bermuda in 2014.
Goldman Sachs files to turn its hedge fund research into an ETF.
Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, dies at 89.
Lyft asks judge to stop Uber’s “witch-hunt” for trade secrets.
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