July 19 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in
the Wall Street Journal. Reuters has not verified these stories
and does not vouch for their accuracy.
- Microsoft MSFT.O grappled with a major service outage,
leaving businesses, financial firms, airlines and emergency
services across the world unable to access computing systems.
- A Delaware court has ordered distressed-debt investor
Thomas Braziel to pay back about $1.95 million that he took from
a receivership he oversaw to fund his own investments and to
make purchases of luxury goods.
- A federal judge on Thursday dismissed part of a government
lawsuit against SolarWinds SWI.N and its top cybersecurity
executive over how the software company dealt with a breach
disclosed in 2020 that affected customers, including U.S.
government agencies.
- U.S. health officials Thursday authorized tobacco-flavored
versions of America's top-selling e-cigarette brand, granting
the Vuse Alto products permission to remain on the market.
- Donald Trump, five days after narrowly escaping an
assassin's bullet and with his Democratic rival's candidacy in
crisis, accepted the GOP's nomination Thursday in a speech that
described in detail the attempt on his life, while painting the
nation as deeply troubled and offering himself as the solution.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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