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The entertainment company would have two operating divisions, one focused on the legacy cable TV business and the other on streaming and studios.

Executives at the warehouse-club chain said customers are starting to spend slightly more as inflation comes down, but many are gravitating toward higher and lower price extremes.

Tech leaders are striving to shore up ties with the incoming administration.

The long-delayed upgrade of the aircraft designed to be a flying White House has been one of Trump's pet projects.

For its fiscal first quarter, Broadcom expects revenue of $14.6 billion, up from a reported topline performance of $11.96 billion for the year-ago period.

Waste Management remains committed to growing its renewable-energy business as it prepares for what Chief Executive Jim Fish sees as a big surge in demand for energy over the next decade.

The video platform is increasing its rate for the first time since March 2023.

Political analyst Charlie Cook says that the loss of moderating influences in both parties has come with a loss of self-awareness.