US Business

Foxconn reported higher March revenue, thanks to strong demand for cloud and consumer-electronics products, and said it expects growth in the second quarter despite the impact of a big earthquake that hit Taiwan this week.

The effort is starting with a few countries in June, and a wider rollout is set for September.

An avian influenza outbreak that has led to the death of about 80 million birds is now sickening dairy cattle, temporarily curbing their milk production.

Ford Motor said it is delaying the launch of a new three-row electric vehicle likely to 2027.

The CEO rolled out of a string of initiatives that helped inoculate the company against the activist’s attack.

The sum represents initial compensation to make up for lost profits due to January’s midair blowout of a door plug.

An agreement would pave the way for an exit by controlling shareholder Shari Redstone.

Investors supported the company’s slate of board nominees. Peltz lost his bid to become a director in a win for the Disney CEO.

The jeans maker posted a quarterly loss following a restructuring charge and raised its outlook for the year as it refocuses its business model toward its direct-to-consumer channel to offset declining wholesale sales.

American University and other top M.B.A. programs are reorienting courses around artificial intelligence. “It has eaten our world.”