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Bruce Falck, general manager of revenue, and Kayvon Beykpour, general manager of consumer, are leaving, and the company is implementing a hiring freeze.

Buyers in Middle East and Asia, including Koban Shipping and Eastern Pacific Shipping, have agreed to acquire vessels to haul crude oil and natural gas.

As China works to contain outbreaks, the world’s biggest iPhone assembler said most of its factories in the country are running under a bubblelike system.

Documents cited in a court filing show the carrier worked with Boeing on issues including whether pilots should be trained on a new flight-control system; the airline disputes the claims.

The better-than-expected increase for Disney’s streaming service contrasts with a decline in Netflix’s subscriber total for the first three months of the year.

The electric-vehicle startup reported its quarterly net loss nearly quadrupled to $1.6 billion with revenue below Wall Street expectations, but it maintained its production forecast for the year.

The SEC is investigating the Tesla CEO for tardy notification after he bought 5% of Twitter’s stock, say people familiar with matter. The FTC has a separate probe under way of purchase reporting.

Wet and cool weather in key parts of the Midwest has left farmers with just days to get their crops in the ground at a time when global grain supplies are already under pressure.

Countries are taking more steps to compel social-media platforms to shield users from material they deem harmful, a trend that could test Elon Musk’s views on content moderation.

The billionaire entrepreneur said it was a mistake to ban Donald Trump because it alienated a large part of the country and didn’t ultimately result in the former president not having a voice.