Fox Business Fast Briefs

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.

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.