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Paramount Skydance's $6B Cost-Cutting Plan Raises Layoff Concerns
Paramount Skydance's $6B merger plan with Warner Bros. sparks fears of major layoffs and industry shakeups.
Apollo, Leon Black Face Legal Trouble Over Undisclosed Jeffrey Epstein Business
Apollo Global Management and Leon Black face a class-action lawsuit over undisclosed business ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
U.S.-Israel Operation in Iran Triggers Flight Disruptions Worldwide
U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran disrupt global flights, forcing major airlines to cancel routes and issue travel waivers.
U.S.-Iran Tensions Push Gasoline Costs Higher Across the Country
Rising U.S.-Iran tensions drive oil prices higher, signaling potential gas price hikes nationwide.
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Shares of The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) tumbled more than 7% in the latest session as escalating U.S.-Israeli military operations against Iran and Tehran's retaliatory strikes injected fresh volatility into global markets, heightening concerns over energy supply disruptions, inflation pressures and broader economic fallout.
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski is under fire for his 'reluctant' taste test of the new Big Arch burger, sparking social media backlash.
OpenAI's military partnership has sparked ethical backlash, prompting ChatGPT cancellations as users migrate to Claude over AI safety concerns.
President Donald Trump orders federal agencies to stop using Anthropic's AI technology amid a heated Pentagon dispute over military safeguards.
Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery aims to create a global streaming and entertainment powerhouse.
OpenAI fired an employee for allegedly using confidential information to trade on Polymarket, intensifying scrutiny over insider activity in prediction markets.
Walmart will pay $100 million to settle claims of misleading delivery drivers about pay and tips.
Papa John's will close 300 underperforming restaurants by 2027 to cut costs and improve efficiency.
FedEx will refund customers for Trump-era tariffs after the Supreme Court ruled them illegal.
Newly released documents show JPMorgan bankers maintained ties with Jeffrey Epstein years after he was dropped as a client.

















