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Netflix Licenses Power Franchise From Lionsgate in Global Pact
Netflix picked up four Power series from Lionsgate for international markets, with the flagship show joining Netflix US as Starz bets on reach over exclusivity.
Cracker Barrel Hands CEO Job to David Deno After Rebrand Backlash
Cracker Barrel named former Bloomin' Brands chief David Deno as CEO, closing out Julie Masino's turbulent tenure a year after the logo backlash.
Ocean Casino Suspends Gaming After Fire and Burst Pipe in Atlantic City
Fire and a burst pipe forced Ocean Casino Resort to halt all gambling at the peak of Atlantic City's summer season, days after an Ilitch full-ownership push.
Amazon Prime Settlement Claims Close on $2.5 Billion FTC Payout
Filing window for Amazon's $2.5 billion FTC settlement closed July 27, leaving roughly 35 million Prime customers awaiting refunds of up to $51 each.
Ford Earnings Arrive With Guidance, Tariffs and Truck Sales in Focus
Ford reports second quarter results after Tuesday's close, with Wall Street fixed on whether it matches GM's guidance raise despite a 10 percent sales drop.
AstraZeneca Earnings Open a Heavy Week for Global Pharma Investors
AstraZeneca opens a packed reporting week with Wall Street focused on Farxiga generic erosion, oncology momentum and whether margins can keep expanding into 2027.
Paramount Accepts 2027 Deadline in Warner Bros. Discovery Battle
Paramount Skydance agreed to hold off closing its $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery purchase until as late as June 2027 while a state antitrust suit proceeds.
Brent Crude Breaches $100 as Red Sea Attacks Widen Gulf Supply Crisis
Houthi strikes on Saudi tankers pushed Brent crude past $100 for the first time since May, closing the detour that kept Gulf oil flowing to market.
Alphabet's $205 Billion AI Capital Spending Plan Rattles Wall Street
Alphabet beat second-quarter estimates on nearly every line, yet a capex forecast of up to $205 billion triggered the sharpest Nasdaq drop in months.
Ford Books Another Rollaway Recall Days After Declaring a Quality Turn
Ford recalled 741,195 vehicles over a park-by-wire defect that can allow rollaways, a filing that landed just after Chief Executive Jim Farley described the automaker crossing a durable quality threshold.
Birla Buys Back Shell's India Renewables in $1.8 Billion Reversal of the Majors' Green Retreat
Aditya Birla Renewables will acquire Shell's Indian clean-power arm Sprng Energy for a $1.8 billion enterprise value, a transaction that hands a domestic industrial house 5 GW of capacity that an oil major spent four years assembling and then chose to sell.
Samsung Board Readies Record Q2 Disclosure as AI Memory Profit Climbs Nearly 18-Fold
Samsung Electronics prepares to disclose preliminary second-quarter figures on July 7, with operating profit seen near 86 trillion won as DRAM and NAND prices spike alongside high-bandwidth memory.
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Gold Holds $4,000 While Treasury Yields Reach 19-Year Highs After Fed Hold
Long Treasury yields reached levels last seen in 2007 after the Fed's split July decision, while gold posted its first monthly gain in five months and Brent surged 25%.
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Corvette C9 Reporting Points to 2030 Launch With V8 Power and Hybrid Assist
Reported timing puts the Corvette C9 in dealerships for 2030, but only GM's new 6.7-liter V8, its hybrid system and two concept cars are confirmed on the record.
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Colin Gray gets 15 years as Georgia court tests the reach of parental liability
Barrow County judge imposed 15 years on the father who gave his son the Apalachee rifle, rejecting an 80-year request and landing five years above Michigan's Crumbley terms.