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Some people who bought Apple’s new iPhone 14 Pro are experiencing strange camera behavior when filming with social-media apps. Apple has plans to fix it and other bugs.

The car maker predicts it would have about 40,000 to 45,000 unfinished vehicles in inventory at the end of the quarter, a number that is higher than expected.

Australian iron-ore producer says clean-energy spending will lower long-term costs and push the industry toward making green steel for car makers and other customers.

Mark Russell, testifying in securities-fraud case, said he believed company was better off with him making public statements.

More buyers are lining up for EVs, catching car companies flat-footed and triggering a race for more batteries, factories and materials. “Can I afford to keep waiting for this?”

The $20 billion price tag is spooking investors and raising questions among analysts, but Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen said an earlier successful revamp at the company was also met with early skepticism.

The architect of the coffee chain’s rise, now interim chief, vows to mold a new generation of leaders and improve service.

The cooling housing market is threatening demand for items such as appliances, furniture and curtains.

Rising natural-gas prices amid short supplies are expected to make it more expensive to light and heat homes in the coming months.

A system from Edwards Lifesciences that has been cleared by the Food and Drug Administration gives patients an alternative after years of a single company dominating the market.