Paramount seals a $110 billion mega-merger to take over Warner Bros
Paramount Skydance has announced it will acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $110 billion, concluding a competitive bidding process and creating a major player in the entertainment industry.
39 measures that hinder imports expire and the Government says it will review one by one
The Argentine government is set to individually review 39 expiring anti-dumping measures aimed at imports, amid ongoing industrial sector demands for fair competition against foreign products.
Target says it will stop selling breakfast cereals with synthetic colors
Target has announced it will stop selling breakfast cereals containing certified synthetic food colors by May 31, in response to consumer demand for healthier options.
"It's going to be a slaughter": the acquisition of Warner by Paramount Skydance will have profound consequences for Hollywood
The acquisition of Warner by Paramount Skydance signals a major shift in Hollywood, resulting in massive debt and significant cuts as the industry navigates a changing landscape.
Why Paramount's acquisition of Warner won't save cinema
The acquisition of Warner Bros. by Paramount raises concerns about the future of cinema, as it might prioritize traditional media over innovative storytelling.
The 'Asi' rape scene is shocking; how it was shot, actress Kani revealed
Actress Kani Kushruti shares her experience portraying a rape survivor in the courtroom drama 'Asi' and discusses safety changes for women in the film industry.
Will drugs from China flood Europe? "A serious threat to pharmaceutical safety"
Polish pharmaceutical industry leaders express concerns over the increasing reliance on Chinese-produced active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), warning it poses a significant threat to the security of medication supplies in Europe.
Capital Tankers Corp.: Historic 'invasion' in Oslo with the largest capital raising of all time
Capital Tankers Corp. completed an unprecedented public offering on the Oslo Stock Exchange, marking it as one of the largest capital raises in maritime history.
Vikram Bhatt's 'Toys' Payment Game! The Lead Actress Has Not Received Her Fee
Indian filmmaker Vikram Bhatt faces controversy again as it's revealed that he has not paid the crew or the lead actress of his upcoming film 'Toys'.
Netflix: - Will not increase bid for Warner Bros.
Netflix has decided not to match Paramount's latest offer for Warner Bros., considering it financially unattractive.
Does it make sense to take a used car on operational leasing? We calculated it for you
Operational leasing for used cars is becoming increasingly popular among consumers in Czechia as they seek more affordable alternatives to purchasing new vehicles.
Unexpected end of the race for the owner of TVN. Netflix made a decision
Netflix has announced it will not increase its offer for Warner Bros. Discovery shares, effectively withdrawing from the bidding war for ownership of TVN.
Another worker collapsed before the death of a Daebul Industrial Complex worker, but work continued
Following the recent death of a worker due to asphyxiation, it has come to light that another worker collapsed at the same site shortly before the incident, prompting calls for better safety measures.
The clothing brand at the center of the scandal breaks its silence
The Finnish clothing brand Bypias responds to public criticism in a customer newsletter, denying allegations made against it.
“It’s almost unreal”: palpable emotion of Benjamin Lavernhe facing Jim Carrey, before an unforgettable show
Benjamin Lavernhe expressed deep admiration and emotion while hosting the 51st César Awards, where Jim Carrey was honored with a César d'honneur.
It's not just in the industry: layoffs and voluntary retirements reported in the financial sector as well
Recent layoffs in the industrial sector have raised concerns about similar job cuts occurring in the financial sector, including at PWC, which has laid off between 40 and 60 employees.
The editorial by Jacques-Olivier Martin: 'Stellantis is sinking, let Brussels take the wheel!'
The editorial discusses the significant losses faced by Stellantis and critiques the European Union's stringent push towards electric vehicles, arguing that it jeopardizes the Western automotive industry.
Now the government has presented a 'taxi law repair kit' after long negotiations – This is what it means
Finland's government has proposed changes to taxi regulations aimed at improving safety and trust in the industry.
Every Bet You Place Has an Algorithm Behind It
The article discusses how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the sports betting industry by enhancing oddsmaking and redefining the betting experience for customers.
It has been announced who will lead the Cannes Film Festival jury
This will be the first time a South Korean will head the jury, symbolizing a deepening connection between the festival and Korean cinema.
'I haven't seen anything like this in 36 years... this policy is a failure', says Rajiv Bajaj on Maharashtra's EV Policy
Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, criticizes Maharashtra's electric vehicle policy, suggesting it could be detrimental to the auto industry and possibly the first completely failed policy he has encountered in his 36-year career.
Justinas, working at Avia Solutions Group: in aviation, it’s never too late – neither for a career nor for piloting
Justinas, who started his career in aviation in 2015, emphasizes that there's no such thing as being 'too late' in this industry, citing his own journey from student to a professional engaged in the aviation community.
Supermarket Merchants Say Allowing Early Morning Deliveries for Large Retailers is a Death Sentence for Local Businesses
Supermarket merchants in South Korea oppose amendments to the Distribution Industry Development Act that would allow large retailers to conduct early morning deliveries, claiming it threatens local economies.
Bets feel relief with removal of tax from the Anti-Fraud Law; but believe it is temporary
The betting industry in Brazil expresses temporary relief following the removal of a proposed tax from the Anti-Fraud Law, despite anticipating future government intervention.
Bankruptcy of the Revo Group: After 20 Years, It’s the End
The Mövenpick Hotel in Frankfurt has closed due to the bankruptcy of its operator, leaving uncertainty about its future.
Lamborghini has canceled its first electric car, there is no interest in it
Lamborghini's first attempt at an electric vehicle has been abandoned due to a lack of market interest.
Bake Off's Nadiya Hussain admits 'it's broken' after making difficult career choice
Nadiya Hussain, the winner of The Great British Bake Off, shared her struggles with the television industry and her decision to step away from her teaching assistant job to address her dissatisfaction with the industry.
Uncertainty about the future of one of the country's leading dairy companies: it accumulates rejected checks for $13.6 billion and its 3 plants are paralyzed
Lácteos Verónica, a major dairy company in Argentina, faces critical challenges as its operations have come to a halt, resulting in substantial debt and unpaid salaries for employees.
'Dhoondhar 2 is an asteroid that can end the dinosaur era,' says Ram Gopal Varma
Director Ram Gopal Varma expresses immense excitement for the upcoming release of 'Dhoondhar 2', claiming it has the potential to reshape filmmaking and rival the dominance of South Indian films.
Actor criticized by Tarantino: it felt like a punch to the face
Actor Matthew Lillard reacted strongly to Quentin Tarantino's criticism of him, describing it as feeling like a punch to the face.
Mandatory Mediation in the Construction Industry. Will It Not Help Smaller Players?
New regulations in Poland propose mandatory mediation in construction disputes, but experts question their efficacy in aiding smaller market players.
Restaurant Industry Opposes Zero Consumption Tax on Food, Government to Consider for 'Two Years'
Japan's restaurant industry opposes the government's proposal to implement a zero consumption tax on food for two years, arguing it could harm their business by driving customers to grocery stores.
Itochu to Fully Acquire Itochu Foods Through TOB for 78.4 Billion Yen
Itochu Corporation has announced that it will fully acquire its subsidiary, Itochu Foods, through a stock purchase offer to enhance efficiency amid rising logistical costs in the food industry.
The new life of the Porin Mäntyluoto shipyard radiates good news around it – positive news keeps recruitment phones ringing
The Porin Mäntyluoto shipyard is revitalizing under new ownership, positively impacting local employment and industry.
It has 395 employees: the forest company Celulosa Argentina has been out of production for six months, there is no date for reopening and is seeking an investor
Forestadora Tapebicuá has been unable to produce for six months due to financial difficulties and is currently seeking an investor to resume operations.
As the population ages, it will thrive – The unexpected sector that will see demand increase
The aging global population is predicted to drive an increase in demand for elevators, as noted by industry leaders.
AI and Music: 'It Must Be Clear When Music Is Created at the Push of a Button'
The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on the music industry, highlighting the challenges of copyright violations and the perspectives of musicians on the emergence of AI-generated music.
Misused the condition of the model and filmed it
The article discusses an incident where a model was exploited, and the situation was recorded.
The mining industry knows it must change. It has a plan
The article discusses initiatives aimed at transforming the mining sector in Poland amidst declining coal demand and the importance of energy stability.
‘It’s always heartbreaking’: Multiple Okanagan wineries in foreclosure
Several wineries in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia are facing foreclosure due to a series of challenges affecting the wine industry.
Nigeria: When the President Makes the Law - Executive Order 9, the PIA, and the Question of Who Can Stop It
The article discusses President Bola Tinubu's Executive Order No. 9, which undermines the Petroleum Industry Act by allowing direct revenue remittance from the NNPCL to the Federation Account, raising constitutional crisis questions regarding executive power in Nigeria.
When it warms up in the lowlands, Czechs take out their bikes. However, prices at ski resorts fall and there are few people, say industry experts
As warm weather prompts Czechs to shift from skiing to biking, industry experts observe a decrease in ski resort attendance and prices.
Wouldn't it be simplest to just abolish tips? readers ask
Readers are questioning whether it would be easier to eliminate tipping altogether.
Netflix boss says $83bn Warner Bros takeover will benefit industry
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos defends the company's $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, arguing it will promote growth in the entertainment sector.
EU Industry Commissioner: "Europe is doomed to be simply a playground for its competitors"
Stéphane Séjourné, the EU Industry Commissioner, warns that Europe risks becoming a playground for its competitors unless it implements ambitious and effective industrial policies to reduce dependency on critical minerals imports.
Juan Toral Sánchez, specialist in Primary Care and Emergencies: "If sugar were discovered today, it would be classified as a food drug"
Juan Toral Sánchez critiques the food and pharmaceutical industries' influence on public health, suggesting they profit from perpetuating a culture of illness.
SAFE is the ideal program for Airbus. Polish firms will also profit from it
Airbus plans to significantly expand its presence and partnerships in the Polish aviation and defense sectors through the SAFE program.
Michael Lohscheller (Polestar): "Changing the 2035 emissions target doesn't help, politicians have confused us all"
Michael Lohscheller of Polestar discusses the impact of changing the 2035 emissions target, suggesting it confuses the automotive industry, while highlighting opportunities from competitors' pullbacks on electric vehicles.
The new map of cars: what is happening in the market and how Chinese imports are affecting it
Argentina's automotive industry faces a paradox of rising domestic sales despite declining production and exports, heavily influenced by the influx of Chinese vehicle imports.
'Yadav Ji's Love Story' - Why is there controversy regarding the movie?
The movie 'Yadav Ji's Love Story' has sparked controversy as some believe it represents a specific agenda fueling disputes in the film industry.