Press Digest - Wall Street Journal - September 10 - SPY News

Ford Motor Chief Executive Jim Farley strongly rejected claims from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy that the automaker was growing overly reliant on Chinese car companies, including through its business tie-ups overseas and a battery plant in Michigan.

Philip Morris International is expanding its lineup of Zyn nicotine pouches along with the number it offers in a single can.

Pipeline company Energy Transfer is set to be the first major company to switch its primary listing from the New York Stock Exchange to the Texas Stock Exchange.

Erik Prince-backed firm Swarmer is acquiring Ratel Robotics, one of Ukraine’s leading makers of battlefield robots, in a cash-and-stock deal valued at up to $224 million.

Inspire Brands named Dunkin’ President Scott Murphy as interim CEO while longtime CEO Paul Brown takes a temporary medical leave.

Press Digest - Wall Street Journal - September 10

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