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Fox Business Briefs: Global pork prices rising as African swine fever hits China's hog farms; Bark.com offers counselling sessions to 'Game of Thrones' fans to help deal with the show ending.

Fox Business Briefs: Boeing says it has completed a software fix for its 737 Max jets; Grumpy Cat, whose real name was Tardar Sauce, died peacefully at the age of seven.

Fox Business Briefs: San Francisco votes to ban the use of all facial recognition software; Restaurant Brands International sets a goal to have 400,000 locations open within the next 10 years.

Facebook's messaging system WhatsApp reveals vulnerability to hackers; Supreme Court ruling opens the door for consumers to sue Apple for forcing them to buy apps exclusive to the tech giant.

Amazon has reportedly added robot technology to a handful of warehouses to scan goods; new survey from Charles Schwab finds almost two thirds of Millennials say they are living paycheck to paycheck.

Fox Business Briefs: Uber prices its IPO at $45 a share and starts trading on the New York Stock exchange; Party City says the global helium shortage made its quarterly loss worse.

Complaint reportedly filed with federal regulators claiming Amazon is improperly keeping children's conversations; Walmart reveals its managers in the U.S. make an average of $175,000 a year.

Fox Business Briefs: Papa John's sales fell nearly 7 percent last quarter but beat estimates; the massive college admissions scandal is being turned into a TV series called 'Accepted.'

Fox Business Briefs: Instagram will reportedly use Facebook's playbook to fight fake news by coordinating and sharing flagged content; Amazon is opening its first Go store in New York City.

Apple called out for allegedly exaggerating the battery life on its newer iPhones according to a report by a U.K. watchdog; FCC warns consumers about a new scam called 'one ring' robocalls.

Online reservations for 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' allegedly filled up in about two hours; study by CDC of 190 electronic scooter riders found over half were injured during their first nine trips.

Starbucks is recalling more than 260,000 coffee presses after reports they've been breaking and injuring customers; eBay users are auctioning off McDonald's plastic straws for big bucks.

Fox Business Briefs: Tech giant Apple reports second quarter results showing a drop in both profits and sales; former Google CEO Eric Schmidt announces he is leaving Alphabet's board.

Fox Business Briefs: Uber's highly-anticipated initial public offering will be May 10; Starbucks is launching bright beverages the company says will add a pop of color to customers' Instagram feeds.

Apple reportedly removes or restricts more than half of the most popular parental control apps from the app store in the past year; Burger King plans nationwide rollout for their Impossible Whopper.

Fox Business Briefs: Uber reportedly lowers its valuation target once again ahead of their expected initial public offering; Toys 'R' Us reportedly plans to open several smaller stores in the U.S.

Amazon's Alexa under fire over privacy issues as it's reported workers can use location data to find the users' home addresses; more than 40 million people have used Venmo over the past 12 months.

Amazon expands 'Key by Amazon' service to allow deliveries into customers' garages; Disney could reportedly earn as much as 45 to 50 percent of all ticket sales in North America this summer.

Major credit card companies boost spending on social media ads; Carnival Cruise Line announces that the popular TV game show 'Family Feud' will be a feature on its new Mardi Gras ship.

Fox Business Briefs: Uber and Lyft may be forced to raise fares following pressure from investors to turn a profit; Starbucks and Nespresso maker Nestle team up to create a line of coffee capsules.