A group of global banks led by Citi, Société Générale and Danske Bank have struck a deal that will limit lending to shipping companies that fail to uphold tough new environmental standards to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

JPMorgan-owned hedge fund Highbridge is shutting large parts of its business to focus on corporate debt investing, after a long spell of poor performance by its former flagship “multi-strategy” fund.

Ama­zon will rent an­other 15 Boe­ing Co. 737-800 jets con­verted to carry cargo, in ad­di­tion to five it’s al­ready leas­ing, along­side a fleet of 40 larger planes it uses to ship pack­ages around the U.S.

Ex­ec­u­tives at YouTube are de­bat­ing mov­ing all chil­dren’s con­tent into a sep­a­rate prod­uct, the stand-alone You­Tube Kids app, to bet­ter pro­tect young view­ers from ob­jec­tion­able videos.

Harley-David­son Inc. is part­ner­ing with Qianjiang Motorcycle in China to make its small­est bike in decades for that fast-grow­ing mar­ket, ex­tend­ing a strat­egy to build more mo­tor­cy­cles out­side the U.S.

Huawei Technologies has promised to fully refund the cost of its smartphones and tablets in the Philippines in the event the devices are unable to support popular apps from US companies such as Google and Facebook.

The General Court of European Union ruled that Adidas’ iconic three stripes were not a mark of “distinctive character” worthy of protection.

HSBC is to scrap the minimum balance fee that applies to 3 million customers in Hong Kong in a move likely to be followed by other big lenders as they brace for fierce competition from a wave of virtual banks due to come online later in the year.

Scotch’s gov­ern­ing body, the Scotch Whisky Association, is re­lax­ing rules—cen­turies in the mak­ing—over how to pro­duce the spirit, giv­ing in to de­mands by dis­tillers to make new drinks like tequila-aged scotch.