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The steady drop in Western Digital’s share price since June was a factor that cooled merger discussions.

The social-media company posted revenue and user growth in the latest quarter but expects growth to slow.

Internal documents indicate new users with multiple accounts are undercounted, raising questions about how Facebook measures its audience and potentially affecting advertisers’ spending on the platform.

CEO Scott Kirby decided the airline couldn’t foresee when travel would rebound, instead forming a “bounceback team” to map out slow, medium and fast rebound scenarios. “We’re not going to pretend we know what demand will be.”

Elon Musk’s electric-vehicle maker notches a third consecutive record quarterly profit, thanks in part to its ability to navigate persistent global supply-chain disruptions.

U.S. health regulators significantly widened the nation’s Covid-19 booster campaign, clearing use of extra doses of Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines and also saying people can get a shot that is different from what they had previously received.

Protesters gathered outside one of Netflix’s Los Angeles offices to express their anger over the streaming giant’s Dave Chappelle comedy special, as some employees released demands for management and staged a walkout.

PayPal is in talks to buy social-media platform Pinterest, which has a market value of some $40 billion. Such a move would take the payments giant’s business in a new direction.

Members of the company’s remade board of directors are questioning several major investments as the company reconsiders its investment strategy in a fast-changing energy landscape.

“I should have recognized the fact that a group of our employees was really hurting,” Ted Sarandos said in an interview.