US Business

Warner Bros. Discovery’s new plan to split up marks companies’ latest effort to adapt to streaming, and more moves are expected.

United Natural Foods, a company that serves Whole Foods and other retailers, says it is working to get its systems back online.

Terry Moran published a social-media post critical of Stephen Miller that the news organization said violated its policies.

PricewaterhouseCoopers is overhauling the structure of its U.S. advisory business and hiring for thousands of roles as it sees recovering demand for such services.

Kimberly-Clark will sell a majority of the unit to Brazil’s Suzano, the big pulp producer.

Among firms that received requests are Omnicom, WPP, Dentsu, Interpublic and Publicis.

WPP Media now sees global ad industry growth of 6% for this year, down from its prior forecast of 7.7%, excluding U.S. political spending.

Baldoni and his studio have until June 23 to file an amended complaint.

The entertainment company is contending with a hefty debt load and a sagging stock price.

Brands want overseas fabric and garment makers to share tariff pain. Some suppliers say they can’t afford it.