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The prime-time host called a senior executive the c-word in a redacted missive, and the network grew wary of further possible embarrassment.

Gov. Greg Gianforte is requesting amendments to the bill to broaden it to all social-media apps that provide certain data to foreign adversaries.

The software giant’s cloud-computing business has decelerated as companies become more cautious.

The search giant is trying to jump-start growth amid a volatile digital ad market and competition in AI. The company also announced plans to buy back as much as $70 billion of stock.

With inflation squeezing customers and material and shipping prices up, the company took products back to the drawing board to cut costs.

Fox took issue with prime-time host’s private remarks that were derogatory toward network employees.

Two executives have been put on leave, and sales of the No. 1 U.S. beer have declined in recent weeks.

A lawyer for Hadley Gamble said she filed a sexual harassment and sex discrimination complaint at the company; Mr. Shell has said he had an inappropriate relationship with an employee.

Russell Wolff, a veteran executive who oversaw the ESPN+ streaming service, is among those leaving the company as it pursues its previously unveiled plan to trim 7,000 jobs.

The anchor said his agent told him he was out of a job with the cable network after a 17-year run. “I am stunned,” he said.