Ever since the merger of Discovery with WarnerMedia in 2022, David Zaslav, the Chief Executive Officer of Warner Bros. Discovery, has been under immense pressure to turn the company’s fortunes around. The immediate cost-cutting measures implemented after the merger did not sit well with shareholders, and the company’s shares have plummeted by 70% since the
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As Hurricane Debby made its way through the southeastern U.S., heavy rains and flash floods wreaked havoc in various states. With the storm now downgraded to a post-tropical system, the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions are at risk of being inundated as it moves up the coastline. Homeowners who anticipate such natural disasters may have taken
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Restaurant Brands International recently reported quarterly revenue that exceeded analysts’ expectations, driven by strong sales at Tim Hortons and the company’s international restaurants. CEO Josh Kobza acknowledged that while they were aiming for better top-line results, they were pleased with their performance compared to competitors in major markets. As a result, shares of Restaurant Brands
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Under Armour recently announced its fiscal first-quarter results, which surpassed Wall Street expectations. Despite a decline in overall sales, the company’s earnings per share and revenue numbers were higher than anticipated. These positive results led to a 17% increase in the company’s stock price at the opening of trading. During the first fiscal quarter, Under
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As the presidential election approaches, voters are closely scrutinizing the personal finance policies of the candidates and their running mates. The recent announcements of Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, and former President Donald Trump’s choice, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, have shed light on the economic agendas of both parties.
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In the technology industry, the need for clean energy to power data centers is becoming increasingly important as companies race to develop artificial intelligence. Data centers now require massive amounts of power, sometimes reaching gigawatt levels, which is comparable to the capacity of a nuclear reactor in the U.S. As the U.S. competes with countries
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