As Apple tries to climb out from its recent sales slump, the iPhone maker will be depending on big wireless companies to give it a hand. https://ift.tt/nSaTl8v

Shares of British chip designer Arm surged in their highly anticipated stock-market debut, in a sign of the reviving fortunes of an IPO market that has been in the doldrums for most of the past two years. https://ift.tt/jfcHYhQ

The European Central Bank raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point to a record but signaled that eurozone borrowing costs may have peaked, sending the euro tumbling. https://ift.tt/GvHLSAh

Johnson & Johnson launched a rebranding and adopted a new logo as it focuses on prescription drugs and medical devices after shedding its consumer business. https://ift.tt/NnlZGum

The resurgent dollar is hitting earnings for U.S. companies doing business overseas, disappointing executives hoping for relief from the currency’s run to record levels. https://ift.tt/SV2vFOU

Investors scooped up stocks on a bet on a strong U.S. consumer and a resilient labor market, lifting both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq by 0.8%. and the Dow by 1%. https://ift.tt/ZCzojvN

Higher fuel prices helped drive a 0.6% increase in total U.S. retail sales in August, while consumers modestly boosted their spending on other goods. https://ift.tt/05myZk9

The UAW directed members to walk off the job at three large assembly plants across GM, Ford Motor and Jeep-maker Stellantis if negotiators couldn’t reach a deal by 11:59 p.m. Thursday. https://ift.tt/TqH64YX

NASA said it would begin using artificial intelligence and citizen reporting to study unidentified flying objects to develop a better understanding of the phenomena that have fascinated the public for decades. https://ift.tt/cwTdCB4

Ukrainian forces destroyed one of Russia’s most advanced air-defense systems in the occupied Crimean Peninsula, a Ukrainian security official said. https://ift.tt/Azvxr2D