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Nasdaq futures were under pressure again this morning after Tuesday's 1.6 percent decline. Recent tech stock losses put the Nasdaq in the red for June, risking a first monthly drop since October 2016. (CNBC)
Apollo Global Management (APO) has raised $23.5 billion, creating the largest buyout fund ever. When the fund closes, it'll surpass Blackstone's nearly $22 billion raise in 2007. (WSJ)
Chinese stocks could attract more than $400 billion in inflows once shares are fully included in the widely followed MSCI indexes, according to BlackRock (BLK), the world's largest asset manager. (CNBC)
Blue Apron has sharply lowered tonight's expected pricing range for its IPO to $10 to $11 per share, bringing the expected proceeds for the meal-kit provider to about $293 million. (CNBC)
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President Donald Trump holds his first 2020 campaign fundraiser tonight, just down the street from the White House at his own Washington, D.C., hotel. Tickets start at $35,000. (USA Today)
Ex-Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort disclosed his consulting firm earned over $17 million from a pro-Russian party for work it had done in Ukraine before he was a member of the Trump campaign. (NY Times)
Former vice presidential nominee and ex-Alaska governor Sarah Palin is accusing the New York Times of defamation over an editorial that linked one of her PAC ads to the mass shooting that wounded then-Arizona Rep. Gabby Giffords. (AP)
GOP congressman Chris Collins, a member of a subcommittee overseeing health policy, suffered a paper loss of $16.7 million when shares of Australia-based Innate Immunotherapeutics tanked 92 percent. (CNBC)
At the securities fraud trial of ex-pharma CEO Martin Shkreli, notorious for price-gouging, the court struggled to pick jurors who could ignore a swirl of bad publicity for the defendant. (AP)
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer praised her "friend," former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, and suggested he might not have known about the toxic workplace culture due to the firm's quick growth. (SF Chronicle)
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) may become the biggest shareholder in Bank of America (BAC), if the bank gets a stress-test result today that allows it to boost its dividend. (WSJ)
Western Digital (WDC) is being sued for $1 billion by partner Toshiba for interfering in the Japanese firm's planned sale of its semiconductor unit. The U.S. hard disk drive maker has maintained Toshiba cannot sell the unit without its approval. (Reuters)
Facebook (FB) was working with Harvard and other groups to use its platform to encourage users to get flu shots. But the project was shut down without providing a clear reason. (CNBC)
In collaboration with General Electric's (GE) energy startup Current, JPMorgan (JPM) aims to reduce its total energy consumption by 15 percent across 4,500 branches in the U.S. (CNBC)
The hackers behind Tuesday's cyberattack affecting businesses around Europe have successfully received in ransom a total of nearly 4 bitcoins, worth just around $9,621 at current prices. (CNBC)
While aboard a grounded United (UAL) flight destined for Texas, a Colorado mother said she thought her 4-month-old son was going to die in her arms as temperatures in the cabin spiked. (NBC News)
General Mills (GIS) earned an adjusted 73 cents per share for its latest quarter, 2 cents above estimates. The food maker beat on the top line as well, benefiting from fewer promotions and expense controls.
KB Home (KBH) reported quarterly profit of 33 cents per share, 7 cents above estimates. Revenue also beat forecasts, with the homebuilder posting double-digit increases in net order value, backlog, and deliveries.
UPS (UPS) is freezing its pension plan for 70,000 non-union employees, though the change will not take effect until January 2023. The affected workers will then be offered the option of a 401(K) plan.
Analogic Corporation (ALOG) and American Airlines (AAL) have announced a joint partnership to expand the use of Analogic's imaging technology at U.S. airports.
Spectranetics (SPNC) is being bought by Dutch health care provider Philips (PHG) for nearly $2.2 billion. Spectranetics is a medical device maker specializing in heart disease treatment.
Alibaba (BABA) increased its stake in Southeast Asian e-commerce platform Lazada to 83 percent from the prior 51 percent, an investment that costs roughly $1 billion.
Qualcomm (QCOM) has unveiled a new fingerprint sensor which it said brings a new layer of security and can be used underwater and from behind a thin pane of glass.
A framed copy of Time featuring Trump was hung up in at least five of his clubs from South Florida to Scotland. But it's not a real Time cover, said a spokesperson for the magazine, which has asked for their removal. (Washington Post)
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