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Tension flared over plans to take control of marketing and other decisions away from content chiefs at Disney.

John R. Tyson is set to go to trial Feb. 15 after police say he was found asleep in the wrong Fayetteville, Ark., house last month.

Twitter is offering advertisers incentives to increase their spending on the platform, an effort to jump-start its business after Elon Musk’s takeover prompted many companies to pull back.

The streaming giant plans a global expansion of the program that helped make “Don’t Look Up” less serious.

Sam Bankman-Fried said that he didn’t intend to commit any fraud or use customer funds to back leveraged bets that went wrong at Alameda Research, a crypto hedge fund attached to FTX that pushed the exchange to bankruptcy.

The Twitter boss said he met with Apple CEO Tim Cook at Apple’s headquarters and that Mr. Cook said Apple never considered banning Twitter from the App Store.

Marc Benioff will become the business-software company’s sole chief executive.

The food-delivery company’s operating expenses grew too fast, its CEO said.

Years before Sam Bankman-Fried‘s crypto empire collapsed, a group of employees quit in a power struggle—after becoming concerned about what they say was his cavalier approach to risk, compliance and accounting.

A new service for rental apartments will act as a listing platform, similar to Zillow or Apartments.com, but it will only include units where short-term sublets are allowed.