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The Vision Pro is reportedly getting a big reduction. Miguel Candela/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesApple is cutting Vision Pro production, possibly halting it by year-end, The Information reported. Demand for the $3,500 devices has been weak, said analyst William Kerwin. Apple may be developing a cheaper, smaller headset to boost consumer interest.

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas. SAUL LOEB/Getty ImagesPerplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas addressed the lawsuits the company is facing from news publishers. At a WSJ conference appearance, Srinivas said Perplexity was previously in conversations with Dow Jones. Perplexity is reportedly in talks to raise new funds in a deal that would value it at $8 billion.

The Tesla CybertruckAnadolu/Anadolu via Getty ImagesTesla's Cybertruck turned a profit in under a year. That's a big deal for Elon Musk as he enters the pickup truck market. More affordable Cybertruck trims will still be crucial to long-term success. Less than a year after the first deliveries, Tesla's Cybertruck is turning a profit, the company said in its earnings report Wednesday.

I (not pictured) typically go to two grocery stores a week. Getty ImagesI do most of my weekly food shopping at Lidl and then I go to a second grocery store each week. Lidl's prices are great, but its limited selection means I can't get everything on my list there.

People sickened as a result of the E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's' Quarter Pounders are retaining attorneys. Facebook/McDonald'sVictims of the E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's are preparing to sue. At least one has already filed a lawsuit alleging negligence has been filed. A top food safety attorney told BI that his phones have been "ringing off the hook."Victims who have been sickened in connection to the deadly E.

NYSE Traders working during the opening bell. JOHANNES EISELE/AFP via Getty ImagesUS stocks dropped on Wednesday, dragged by a continued rise in Treasury yields. Tech shares sold off, with the Nasdaq losing almost 2%. Bond yields continued to climb as investors reset interest rate expectations. US stocks notched their worst losses in over a month, driven by rising bond yields that dragged tech shares lower.