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Starbucks Retires AI Inventory Tool Across North America

Starbucks framed the move to retire the AI as a measure to standardize inventory counting, to increase daily replenishments, to improve product availability.

Burberry Returns to Profit as China and U.S. Rebound Lift Turnaround

Sherwin-Williams Beats Q1 Estimates, Signals Cautious Year With Mid-Single-Digit Q2 Outlook

Irenic Takes 2.5% Stake in Snap as Stock Jumps on Overhaul Push

Porsche Deepens Restructuring as New CEO Slows EV Push, Targets Profit Rebound

SoFi Readies Jan. 30 Earnings After Breakneck Growth Tests Lofty Valuation

Martin Marietta Lifts EBITDA Outlook as Q3 Profit Jumps, Trims Sales Guidance

STMicro Guides Q4 Below Expectations as Margin Squeeze Weighs, Shares Fall