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The Snapchat parent braces for period of low sales growth lasting into 2023.

Some ad buyers said they were told by Netflix that an ad-supported version would be launched on Nov. 1.

The entertainment giant looks to package streaming, parks and merchandise offerings together. It also aims to add a commerce feature to its Disney+ streaming service.

Changing tastes and frazzled workers have prompted CEO Howard Schultz to press for a reset. Baristas are running experiments inside a technology lab at company headquarters. “We will design new stores from scratch,” said Mr. Schultz.

Sales declined in almost all product categories, the retailer said, with the biggest drops in computing and home theater.

Franchise owners fear higher costs under state-set pay increases, but supporters say the legislation is needed as a model for other states.

Jeremi Gorman and Peter Naylor will join Netflix in September as it works to create an advertising-backed tier of service.

In a new bid to terminate his $44 billion agreement to buy the social-media platform, Tesla CEO seeks to add recent allegations by Twitter’s former chief security officer.

The U.S. oil company has notified Moscow it will sue unless the government lifts a decree banning Exxon from selling its stake in a venture in which it has invested for decades.

The legal battle represents a new front in the push by Elon Musk’s car company to bypass dealerships.