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The billionaire built his reputation and fortune juggling diverse businesses—a skill that is being tested like rarely before.

Activist investor Elliott Management has taken a big stake in Pinterest, people familiar with the matter say, as the once-hot social-media company grapples with a decline in users and other challenges.

The partnership would add 2,000 fast-charging stalls to 500 Pilot and Flying J locations starting next year.

Out-of-stock levels remain high in U.S. stores: “Until those shelves are full, the crisis continues.”

Microsoft will supply technology and support sales efforts for Netflix’s ad-supported offering.

New federal health guidelines say pharmacists could run afoul of antidiscrimination law if they refuse to dispense drugs used for medication abortion and other medical conditions.

Corporate travel, a mainstay of Delta’s business, is climbing and a recovery in international travel is under way as travel restrictions have fallen away.

The German airline said strikes, inclement weather and a rise in Covid-19 cases have also put strain on the system.

New Oriental, one of China’s largest private-tutoring companies until a regulatory crackdown almost crushed it last year, has become the country’s latest live-streaming sensation.

Twitter sued Elon Musk over the billionaire’s attempt to walk away from his $44 billion takeover bid, seeking to force him to honor the terms of the deal.