Wells Fargo has decided to not end personal credit lines for those who actively use or want to reactivate old ones. The change of heart comes following backlash from customers over its previous decision to close credit lines to save money. The bank will, however, not offer the credit lines to new customers. Wells Fargo has begun sending letters to customers informing them of the decision, according to a company spokeswoman.

Tesla is hosting its Al Day event Thursday. The event will be an extension of the company's Autonomy Day, which is fitting, given CEO Elon Musk has set a goal to reach full autonomy by the end of this year. The event is by invite-only, hinting the company could showcase Al for more than just its vehicles. According to analysts, it's very possible consumers will eventually think of Tesla as an "Al robotics company" rather than just a car company.

Disney will launch new all-in-one app for park visitors called Genie this fall. The app will allow park visitors to plan trips and skip long lines at its domestic parks Walt Disney World and Disneyland. Parkgoers can use the app to schedule restaurant reservations, order food, and pay for merchandise. It will also let users see current wait times for attractions. A paid version called Disney Genie Plus will become available and will start at $15 per person.