Reuters Business Today: March 21, 2017

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Goldman to move hundreds of staff from London pre-Brexit: Europe CEO LONDON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs will begin moving hundreds of people out of London before any Brexit deal is struck as part of its contingency plans for Britain leaving the European Union, the Wall Street firm's Europe CEO said.

French presidential debate lifts euro to six-week highs LONDON (Reuters) - The euro climbed to six-week highs and sentiment toward French assets was lifted on Tuesday after centrist Emmanuel Macron's performance in a television debate boosted a view he would win France's presidential race over the far-right's Marine Le Pen.

Google to revamp policies, hire staff after UK ad scandal LONDON (Reuters) - Google vowed on Tuesday to police its websites better by ramping up staff numbers and overhauling its policies after several companies deserted the internet giant for failing to keep their adverts off hate-filled videos.

Marriott to add up to 300,000 rooms by 2019 (Reuters) - Marriott International Inc said on Tuesday it planned to add up to 300,000 rooms worldwide by 2019, as part of a three-year growth plan, ahead of the No. 1 hotel chain's investor day.

Cheerios maker General Mills' sales fall for seventh straight quarter (Reuters) - General Mills Inc reported its seventh straight quarterly sales decline on Tuesday, hurt by weak demand for its yogurt and baking products, as the company discounted less amid pricing competition in the United States.

Deutsche Bank launches tech startup lab in New York City NEW YORK (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank AG has opened a new center in New York to work with financial technology startups that can help it improve its technology.

Porsche SE has no information about Piech's stake sale talks STUTTGART, Germany (Reuters) - Porsche SE , Volkswagen's majority shareholder, said it has no information about former VW chairman Ferdinand Piech's talks with the carmaker's controlling families about a possible sale of his stake.

Apple CEO visits China bike-sharing start-up ofo HONG KONG (Reuters) - Apple Inc chief executive Tim Cook paid a visit to Chinese bike-sharing company ofo on Tuesday, as the country's ride-sharing start-ups fight aggressively for investor dollars and market share.

Wal-Mart to launch investment arm in e-commerce push (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc, the world's largest retailer, will launch its first investment arm to expand its e-commerce business in partnership with retail start-ups, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs, the company said on Monday.

Exclusive: Toshiba's Westinghouse seeks U.S. bankruptcy financing - sources (Reuters) - Westinghouse Electric Co LLC, the nuclear power plant developer owned by Japanese electronics company Toshiba Corp , is taking offers for a financing package to help it go through U.S. bankruptcy, people familiar with the matter said on Monday.