Stock futures higher amid inflation debate; Apple shares gain on iPhone demand confidence; Rivian shares slip on wider full-year loss projection; Walmart and Target keep retail stocks in focus and Michigan survey could cap big week for inflation doves.

Kohl's is expanding its self-pickup option to all of its 1,100-plus stores.

"We believe we have plenty of room on price value," Disney CEO Bob Chapek said of the group's streaming price hikes. "And we do not believe that there's going to be any meaningful on our churn as a result."

Retail giant once held sway over media landscape, but that was before a key change.

After bankruptcy and brand resurrection, the iconic family of delicious snack cakes has a new take on the classics.

Disney added more than 14 million new users to its flagship streaming service over the June quarter, taking its overall total to 221 million and overtaking Netflix as the world's biggest platform.

Disney needs to add more than 9 million streaming users each quarter in order to meet its September 2024 goal of between 230 million and 260 million global subscribers.

Cathie Wood, chief executive of Ark Investment Management, reiterated her view that the economy is in recession.

Retailing giant Walmart wants to ensure its customers can get what they're looking for, however they want to buy it.

Apple is asking assemblers to put together 220 million iPhones this year, Bloomberg reported, a tally that largely matches 2021 levels.

Electric-truck manufacturer Nikola, like the broad vehicle industry, has been struggling with supply-chain issues.

DNA-sequencing leader Illumina swung to a loss in Q2 2022. Contributions from Grail didn't help.