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Disney CEO Bob Iger's rare candor about creative misses increases the pressure on leadership to ensure 2024's films hit quality standards.

Walmart beat earnings expectations as its sales rose, but the company offered a cautious outlook for the rest of the year.

A majority of Ford facilities overwhelmingly approved the deal, which, like those with GM and Stellantis, includes at least 25% wage increases.

The General Motors brand says the vehicle, which will be its fourth EV, will slot below the Lyriq midsize crossover, which starts around $59,000.

TGL's Florida dome venue suffered damage earlier this week, potentially threatening the January launch of the Tiger Woods-backed league.

A majority of the Stellantis' plants approved the deal, which, like those at GM and Ford, includes at least 25% wage increases.

Apparel retailer Gap is improving more than expected, but the parent company of Old Navy and Banana Republic still has work to do to turn things around.

The CDC's move to increase availability of Beyfortus, a monoclonal antibody from Sanofi and AstraZeneca, comes as RSV cases rise in some parts of the country.

Macy's earnings easily topped Wall Street's expectations.

Sierra Space, one of the sector's most valuable private companies, laid off several hundred employees and contractors this week.

Sean Combs, a major force in hip-hop music, denies allegations that he sexually abused and exploited his accuser, Casandra Ventura, who sued him in New York.

YouTube is further betting on AI with its experimental tool that will allow users to create AI-generated music using the voices of popular music artists.

Prices have fallen, especially on general merchandise and on some key grocery items, said Walmart chief Doug McMillon.

Ratification of the deal came under doubt Wednesday morning, after seven of GM's 11 U.S. assembly plants rejected the pact.

"Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" is expected to haul between $42 million and $55 million during its opening weekend.

Mattel made a new hire to run its TV studio, the toy maker's latest move to double down on the strategy that led to the blowout success of "Barbie."

Baristas at more than 200 Starbucks locations are striking on Red Cup Day, a busy promotion for the coffee chain.

Homebuilders cut prices by an average of 6% to lure buyers who are being scared off by high interest rates.

Amazon plans to begin building the first production Kuiper satellites in December and launch the first satellites for its network in mid-2024.

The judge's ruling leaves intact parts of Warner Bros. Discovery's lawsuit over a "South Park" streaming deal.