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“Basic with Ads” begins a month before the start of Disney+’s ad-supported streaming platform and for one dollar less.

The potential deal would combine the two largest supermarket operators in the U.S., creating a grocery giant with thousands of stores and one of the country’s biggest employers.

Private-equity firm KKR bought into David Ellison’s Skydance, as RedBird Capital and Tencent increased their stakes to bring the production company’s valuation to $4 billion.

Airlines face higher fuel and labor costs, but passengers are showing a willingness to pay more.

The semiconductor giant received a one-year exemption from new U.S. restrictions that block exports of advanced chips and related equipment to China.

United Steelworkers wants U.S. Steel to match wage increases provided in Cleveland-Cliffs’ contract.

The transaction with Brookfield Renewable Partners and Cameco is a bet that nuclear power will play an important role in the transition away from fossil fuels as climate concerns and geopolitics have brought such projects back to the forefront.

The Tesla chief executive announced the sale of a $100 bottle of perfume that smells like burnt hair. Hours after his initial tweet, he said 10,000 bottles had been sold.

ByteDance has begun talks with music labels about expanding its Resso streaming service globally to compete with industry leaders. The company wants the service to eventually be integrated with TikTok.

Goldman Sachs asked John Foley, the former CEO of fitness-equipment maker Peloton, to provide fresh funds or additional collateral for personal loans. Leaving the Peloton board gives Mr. Foley flexibility to sell or pledge more shares.