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Tim Sweeney is responsible for one of the world’s most successful videogames. Does he have what it takes to defeat the world’s biggest company?

Use of Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 shot should resume, U.S. health regulators said after investigating rare blood-clotting cases. The vaccine could be back in circulation as soon as this weekend.

Blue Yonder’s supply-chain software helps retailers, manufacturers and logistics providers predict customer demand.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX launched its third crewed rocket, sending a further four astronauts into orbit and marking the first time the company achieved the takeoff with both a pre-used capsule and rocket.

Podcasts exploded in popularity during the lockdown and are on track to bring in more than $1 billion in U.S. advertising revenue this year.

The semiconductor giant’s new chief executive said a global chip-supply shortage could stretch two more years as the company posted weaker quarterly earnings.

Its daily active users reached 280 million, up strongly from a year earlier, though the social-media company posted another quarterly loss.

Two Democratic senators want the top automotive-safety regulator to develop recommendations for improving advanced driver-assistance systems such as Tesla’s Autopilot.

AT&T added cellphone users, fiber-optic internet customers and HBO viewers during the first quarter, as the economy starts to come back after a year of coronavirus-related pressure.

With the U.S. market saturated, the companies are slowing Hollywood exports and spending billions of dollars to make international content.