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The veteran journalist says she plans to stay at the network in a new role.

The world’s largest coffee chain said Tuesday that its U.S. same-store sales declined 2% for its June quarter, the second consecutive decline in the key metric since Covid-19 business disruptions in 2020.

Some customers said the Breezethrough seam lines made their stomachs and back sides look too big.

Tensions over the division of labor with Musk have stymied some of Yaccarino’s initiatives.

The Swiss food producer said pricing was being pressured by increased promotional activity, among other things, and that it now expected to report organic sales growth of at least 3% this year, from around 4% previously.

Stellantis posted a steep drop in first-half net profit as its cars sat at dealerships in North America, prompting the company to consider price cuts.

Australia’s Fortescue said its iron-ore shipments were broadly flat over the past year, as it grappled with setbacks including a derailment and heavy rain.

Media titan seeks to amend trust through which he controls News Corp and Fox.

STMicroelectronics slashed its sales and margin forecasts for the year once again as it continues to face lackluster demand for chips from the automotive industry.

TotalEnergies said it expected third-quarter hydrocarbon production to remain largely unchanged from the second quarter, as it reported a fall in net profit for the three months to the end of June.