Apple Considers Raising iPhone Prices, Without Blaming Tariffs 
 

The company wants to avoid appearing to attribute price increases to U.S. tariffs on goods from China, where most Apple devices are assembled.

 
Tariffs Are Crashing TV's Annual 'Upfront' Ad-Sales Party 
 

Analysts expect economic uncertainty to loom large over a softer television ad-buying season.

 
UniCredit Lifts Outlook After Earnings Beat Market Expectations 
 

The lender raised its guidance for the year as higher fee income boosted first-quarter earnings.

 
Aramco's Earnings Narrowly Beat Expectations 
 

Saudi Arabia's national oil company reported a marginal profit beat for the first quarter as weaker oil prices caused by global economic uncertainty dragged on earnings.

 
Danone Buys Majority Stake in Plant-Based Formula Maker Kate Farms 
 

Santa Barbara, Calif.-based Kate Farms makes organic nutrition products for both medical and everyday needs.

 
CATL Plans to Raise Around $4 Billion in Listing 
 

The Chinese battery giant is planning to raise as much as US$4.0 billion in the year's biggest listing in Hong Kong.

 
Trump Says He Will Sign Executive Order Aimed at Lowering Drug Prices 
 

The president wants to tie drug prices U.S. pays to those paid by other countries.

 
The Giants of Silicon Valley Are Having a Midlife Crisis Over AI 
 

Apple, Facebook, Google and Tesla are all facing the "innovator's dilemma" at the same time.

 
United and American Are in a Turf War at Chicago's O'Hare 
 

United and American both claim O'Hare Airport as a hub. Their fight for bragging rights features snarky billboards, social-media sniping and a lawsuit.

 
One Year From Software Fiasco, Sonos Can Still Carry a Tune 
 

The premium speaker maker's stock is jumping as the home theater market and entry-level price cut boost sales.

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