Complaint alleges overcharging, "selling used phones as new ones, [and] enrolling victims in costly financing plans without their permission."

"We have a ton of confidence in Tapestry's brands and the strategy, but we have had a few slips in strategic intent and operational delivery," says Zeitlin.

Profits may be down, but Lego's plans to rebuild for the future are taking shape, with global sales rising and expansion in China and elsewhere taking hold.

The delay means it's likely planes will not be back flying passengers in North America during the Christmas holidays, as Boeing and some U.S. carriers have publicly projected.

Tesla's California launch of a branded insurance product promising rates 20% to 30% lower than the standard quickly hit an algorithmic bump in the road.

Still, "fitness is a historically faddish category. Exercise manias, from the Thighmaster to Tae Bo, have all come and gone," says "NYT" writer.

"Lynch says he's eager to push the chain past controversy surrounding racially charged remarks by former CEO John Schnatter and refocus on its reputation for variety."

"Under his leadership Volkswagen became the largest car company in Europe by a wide margin and rivaled Toyota for the title of largest automaker in the world," according to 'NYT.'

"Bob Chapek, chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products, said there's a 90% overlap between Disney and Target customers," notes report.

The move amplifies the anti-robocall measures contained in the bipartisan Stopping Bad Robocalls Act that was passed by the House in June. It remains on hold in the Senate.