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The entertainment giant’s theme parks division took in record revenue as its streaming business beat analysts’ expectations due to international growth.

The FCC rescinded $2 billion in grants to Elon Musk’s company and an internet provider, saying the companies weren’t likely to meet funding requirements.

The South Korean company unveiled its Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the smaller, lower-priced Galaxy Z Flip 4, as pricey devices defy an industry slump.

United paid a $10 million deposit for 100 electric flying taxis being developed by Archer Aviation.

The billionaire suggested the stock sales were aimed at avoiding a fire sale if forced to buy the social-media company.

The digital media company posts 20% rise in revenue, boosted by sponsored-content growth.

The insurers, seeking to resolve a lawsuit filed by employers and individual policyholders, agreed to make payments and change certain practices that allegedly limited competition.

Microsoft finance chief Amy Hood warned employees to keep an eye on budgets, with some spending on business travel, outside training and company gatherings being targeted in an effort to control costs in the current economic environment.

The car company’s new all-electric truck is getting a price increase fewer than four months after it started shipping to dealerships for the first time.

American Airlines said it expects to take its first delivery of a 787 Dreamliner as soon as Wednesday, its first after a long pause in deliveries of the jet that has created headaches for airlines and Boeing.