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Competitors—including dairy giants—have stepped in to fill the gaps with their oat products as Oatly struggles to produce more and build its own factories.

The biggest assembler of the iPhone is discussing a potential facility that could make microchips, electric-vehicle components and other electronics, according to people familiar with the matter.

Rising oil prices, the Ukraine war and continuing supply-chain issues have complicated the Federal Reserve’s push to tame inflation. The challenges boost the risk that rates go up to levels that ultimately tip the economy into recession.

The former Disney CEO and chairman has joined the board of a startup that offers tools to create and sell virtual goods.

McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, P&G and IBM among those warned that leaders could be arrested, trademarks seized.

The White House and the Kremlin both seek to sway opinion about the invasion using creators with large social-media followings.

Proposals that would generally allow landlords to boost monthly rents by no more than 2% to 10% are on the legislative agenda in more than 12 states.

Production of raw materials vital to the semiconductor industry is concentrated in Russia and Ukraine—but after two years of shocks to their supply chain, chip makers were ready for turmoil.

With SUV and truck sales booming in recent years, many car companies have scaled back small-car and sedan options; electric-vehicle choices also remain limited.

The U.S. moved to sever normal trade ties with Russia—and ban imports of its seafood, vodka and diamonds—as it joined other countries in ratcheting up economic pressure on Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.