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Warner Bros. Discovery Rejects Paramount’s $108B Bid, Backs Netflix Merger Instead
Warner Bros. Discovery has rejected Paramount’s $108.4 billion takeover bid, calling it “illusory,” and reaffirmed support for Netflix’s $82.7 billion merger amid concerns over debt, execution risk, and shareholder value.
Kraft Heinz Names Steve Cahillane CEO Ahead of Planned Breakup
Kraft Heinz has named former Kellanova CEO Steve Cahillane as its next chief executive, signaling a decisive step toward its planned breakup into two publicly traded companies in 2026.
Benchmark Predicts Major Upside for Televisa as Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez Lead Strategic Shift
Benchmark raises Grupo Televisa’s target to $10, citing strong leadership from Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez and renewed investor optimism.
American Eagle Stock Jumps as Retailer Lifts Holiday Forecast
American Eagle posted stronger-than-expected Q3 earnings and raised its full-year outlook after a record-breaking Thanksgiving weekend. While Aerie drove most of the gains, new marketing campaigns featuring Sydney Sweeney and Travis Kelce helped boost brand visibility heading into a highly anticipated holiday quarter.
Airbus Narrows A320 Software Crisis as Airlines Complete
Airbus has rapidly contained a major A320 software issue linked to a JetBlue incident, completing emergency fixes across global fleets with minimal travel disruption.
Amazon Wins Injunction Against New York Labor Law
A federal judge granted Amazon an injunction halting New York’s new labor law, ruling the state cannot assume regulatory powers normally held by the NLRB.
Spotify to Raise U.S. Prices in Early 2026 as Profit Push Intensifies
Spotify will raise U.S. subscription prices in early 2026, aiming to strengthen profitability amid slowing industry growth and an upcoming CEO transition.
Eduardo Tricio Haro’s Strategic Bet on Televisa: A New Era for the Media Giant — and a Test for Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez
Eduardo Tricio Haro boosts his influence in Televisa with a 7.2% stake acquisition, signaling confidence in the company’s direction.
China Secretive Global Spending Spree Exposed: How a Chinese Firm Bought Insurance for U.S. CIA Agents
New data shows China has quietly funded more than $2.1 trillion in overseas investments — including the controversial purchase of Wright USA, an insurer serving CIA and FBI personnel. The revelation highlights Beijing’s far-reaching strategy to acquire key technologies, sensitive data and major assets across the world.
Foxconn Q3 Profit Rises 17% on Surging AI Server Demand
Key Highlights Introduction Taiwan’s Foxconn Technology Group (2317.TW), the world’s largest electronics contract manufacturer, reported a 17% increase in third-quarter profit, surpassing analyst expectations.The company, best known for assembling Apple’s iPhone and producing servers for Nvidia, credited the gain to robust demand for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware and resilient global consumer electronics sales. Net profit