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The streaming giant expects slower subscriber additions this quarter while lifting its revenue forecast for the year.

Health officials authorized tobacco-flavored versions of America’s top-selling e-cigarette brand, granting the Vuse Alto products permission to remain on the market.

The move follows a similar retreat by Tractor Supply as more companies face criticism over DEI.

Anglo American cut its 2024 coal-production target after a fire incident at a major mine is set to suspend production for the rest of the year, while backing guidance for its key metals copper and iron ore.

Novartis now expects its core operating profit to grow in the mid to high teens, after second-quarter results outpaced analysts’ expectations, boosted by revenue from its blockbuster treatments.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s second-quarter net profit jumped on surging demand for advanced chips amid the global artificial-intelligence boom.

Publicis now expects organic net revenue growth of 5%-6% for the year, after second quarter sales beat analysts’ expectations, fueled by gains in market share.

Nokia cut its full-year sales outlook but said it was tracking toward the mid-point or slightly below the mid-point of its operating profit guidance, warning that telecom operators continued to hold back on investing in new network equipment.

Move follows a new California law affecting communications between schools and families over gay and transgender students.

Five Below replaced its longtime chief executive and cut its outlook for the second quarter as the discount retailer continues to grapple with slower consumer spending.