Fox Business Fast Briefs

German automaker BMW expands a recall issued in 2017 due to the possibility of an engine fire in some of its vehicles; New York state is set to allow food stamp recipients to purchase goods online.

Some Chipotle app users say their accounts were hacked, claiming fraudulent orders totally hundreds of dollars; Apple's recycling robot 'Daisy' will now disassemble used iPhones returned to Best Buy.

Netflix posts record paid subscription growth but investors are concerned about weak second quarter guidance in new subscribers; U.S. retailers announce that nearly 6,000 stores will close this year.

American Airlines extending cancellations of Boeing 737 Max flights through August 19; Coca-Cola producing bottles shaped like droids exclusively for 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' attractions at Disney Parks.

Fox Business Briefs: Elon Musk's SpaceX marks its first commercial launch with the company's Falcon Heavy rocket; workers at Stop & Shop supermarkets walk off the job over stalled contract talks.

Fox Business Briefs: Ford announces recall on F-150 pickup trucks from 2015 to 2019 for a second time to fix engine block heaters; KFC creates a virtual Instagram influencer colonel.

Fox Business Briefs: Uber is reportedly seeking to raise about $10 billion in its IPO; Delta is reporting a net income of $730 million from the first quarter, a 30 percent profit surge.

Fox Business Briefs: Delta tops an annual study that ranks U.S. airlines by on-time arrivals, complaint rates and other stats; Beyoncé fans getting all worked up about a possible Netflix special.

Fox Business Briefs: Signet Jewelers, the parent company of Kay, Zales and Jared, closing 150 locations; Netflix says it makes more than $200 million every year from DVD rentals.

Fox Business Briefs: Target's third hike in less than two years raises its minimum hourly wage for workers to $13; Ford, General Motors and Toyota team up to create safety standards for self-driving cars.

ADP says businesses added 129,000 jobs in March, down from the previous month and the fewest jobs in 18 months; Zillow is launching a home loans division allowing buyers to shop mortgages.

Walmart announces new partnership with Google, saying customers can now order groceries by voice through the tech giant's smart speakers; Gmail adds message scheduling and a 'smart compose' feature.

Fox Business Briefs: Apple cancels plans for its AirPower charging mat because it reportedly didn't meet the company's standards; Walgreens will reportedly test tobacco-free stores in the U.S.

Fox Business Briefs: Amazon is reportedly opening a new 145,000 square foot space in Austin, Texas; Icelandic budget airline Wow Air abruptly stops operations because of financial problems.

Fox Business Briefs: Equifax and FICO team up to sell consumer data to banks; online furniture outlet Wayfair announces plans for its first brick-and-mortar store.

Fox Business Briefs: Domino's is launching an app that will allow drivers to order their pizzas from behind the wheel; California lawmakers are reportedly weighing a bill to ban long receipts.

Fox Business Briefs: Adidas launches 'Game of Thrones' sneaker collection with six different limited-edition shoes; Rent the Runway announces it's now valued at a billion dollars.

Fox Business Briefs: MillerCoors is suing Anheuser-Busch over its Bud Light commercials that ran during the Super Bowl; Tyson Foods is recalling about 70,000 pounds of chicken strips.

Fox Business Briefs: Growing number of Ford Explorer owners have filed complaints about possible carbon monoxide leaks; new survey shows that fewer Americans are using social media.

Disney closes its $71.3 billion Fox deal acquiring parts of 21st Century Fox; jury in San Francisco finds that exposure to Bayer's Roundup Weedkiller is responsible for a man developing cancer.