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Disney Considers a Membership Plan to Leverage Its Empire for Disney+

Seeking to fulfill a promise to make Disney+ profitable by 2024, the company is weighing stepping up its efforts to cross-sell its offerings.  » mehr lesen

‘Publishing Error’ Delays Dinesh D’Souza’s Book ’2000 Mules’

The publication date was postponed by almost two months, until Oct. 25.  » mehr lesen

Toyota Adds $2.5 Billion to Its Investment in a North Carolina Battery Plant

The plan is part of a global push by the automaker to develop and produce electric vehicles.  » mehr lesen

Why Totino’s Needs 25 Ways to Make Pizza Rolls

As supply chain delays and rising costs made individual ingredients harder to procure, food companies had to become very flexible.  » mehr lesen

Some Carmakers Say Recycling Car Parts Is the Future. But Is It Realistic?

“Circular manufacturing” has the promise to reduce waste by reusing parts to make new cars. There are glimmers of hope, but they are currently outweighed by challenges.  » mehr lesen

Eurozone Inflation Reaches 9.1 Percent, Driven by Prices for Energy and Food

The rate, a fresh record, came as nine countries registered double-digit inflation in the year through August.  » mehr lesen

Bed Bath & Beyond Gets Rescue Loan and Says It Will Close 150 Stores

The beleaguered retailer’s latest turnaround plan embraces a “back-to-basics philosophy,” its chief said, an effort to reverse a trend of falling sales, negative cash flow and supply chain woes.  » mehr lesen

Many Developed Countries View Online Misinformation as ‘Major Threat’

New research from the Pew Research Center shows nearly three-quarters of respondents are very concerned about the spread of false information online.  » mehr lesen

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