* Detroit, the cradle of America's automobile industry and once the nation's fourth-most populous, filed for bankruptcy on Thursday, the largest American city ever to take such a course. ()
* American aviation officials said they would review recommendations by British authorities to disconnect batteries in the emergency transmitters on all Boeing 787s. ()
* China will impose tariffs that could exceed 50 percent on materials imported from the United States and South Korea used to build solar panels. ()
* While the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and JPMorgan are negotiating a settlement, Blythe Masters, a top bank executive, is not expected to face a separate action. ()
* Dell Inc bought itself six more days to win backing for its proposed $24.4 billion sale to its founder, but the fight for additional support remained tough. ()
* Morgan Stanley shares rose more than 4 percent on Thursday after the firm announced it planned to buy back a chunk of its own stock. ()
* BlackRock Inc said on Thursday that it booked record profits and revenues in the second quarter at a time when rising interest rates caused big losses for many bond investors. ()
* The SEC used Jonathan Egol's appearance as an opportunity to introduce emails and documents that could damage Fabrice Tourre's defense. ()
* The Apache Corp agreed to sell its business in the Gulf of Mexico's shelf for about $3.75 billion to a company owned by the private equity firm Riverstone Holdings. ()
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