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Netflix's Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Faces Scrutiny From White House Officials
Netflix's planned acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery faces White House antitrust scrutiny over potential Hollywood market dominance.
DJI's US Ban Is Coming Right Before Christmas—Here's What It Means For You
DJI is set to face a ban in the US this December right before Christmas, and there is a shakeup coming.
Airbus' Sweeping A320 Recall Hits 6,000 Jets, Disrupting Operations Across US, Europe, and Asia
Airbus recalls 6,000 A320 jets worldwide, causing flight delays and disruptions across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Starbucks Faces Growing Black Friday Strike as Unionized Workers Shut Down More Stores
Starbucks unionized workers expand Black Friday strike to 120+ stores, demanding higher pay and better staffing.
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Most operators approach this regulatory complexity as a cost center to be managed—an inevitable burden that reduces profitability and constrains operational flexibility. SPRIBE, under the strategic direction of founder and CEO David Natroshvili, has fundamentally rejected this conventional wisdom.
MIT's new Iceberg Index shows AI could already replace 11.7% of U.S. jobs, affecting far more than just tech roles.
Medicare's newly negotiated drug price cuts will save taxpayers billions while lowering costs for millions of seniors.
An Amazon delivery drone made a safe emergency landing after clipping an overhead internet cable in Texas, prompting an FAA investigation.
A federal judge blocks New York from enforcing a new labor law against Amazon, citing federal authority over private-sector disputes.
A federal judge pauses the Whopper lawsuit, ruling that Burger King customers' claims are too different for a nationwide class action.
Explore subscription burnout and streaming services 2025 trends. Understand why users cancel more subscriptions and how these shifts impact the evolving subscription economy.
Campbell's executive is accused of mocking "poor people" who eat the company's products, sparking a lawsuit and internal investigation.
A lawsuit claims Apollo, BlackRock, and other major lenders colluded to block Optimum Communications from refinancing its debt.
