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Bolton pleaded not guilty to the charges.

He was ordered to surrender his passport to his lawyer, and the magistrate judge imposed restrictions on his travel.

Bolton is the latest of the president's prominent critics to face prosecution.

And Apple has signed a five-year deal with Formula One for the U.S.

rights to air its races.

Apple TV will begin airing F1 races in 2026.

Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.

The Wall Street Journal previously reported that Apple bid as much as $150 million a year for the rights to air the races.

Back in 2015, Walmart increased its starting wage to $9 an hour.

Walmart was then, and still is, the largest private employer in the U.S.

So raising the salaries of nearly half of its more than a million U.S.

hourly workers made it the biggest pay raise in history.

Investors reacted by sending Walmart shares down 10%, destroying $21.5 billion in market value in hours.

Here's CNBC's Jim Cramer commenting on it to Walmart CEO Doug McMillan shortly after executives at an investor meeting mentioned how much the move would cost the company.

Fast forward to today.

This fall, Walmart's experience will be published as a Harvard Business School case study.

And now it's viewed as a success.

I'm joined now by Sarah Nassauer, who covers large retailers for The Journal.

Sarah, looking at Walmart and all of its many operations, did that investment 10 years ago pay off?

Wall Street Journal reporter Sarah Nassauer, thanks so much for joining us.