- Jul 14
12 stanów USA i związek scenarzystów pozywają, by zablokować wartą 110 mld dolarów fuzję Paramount i Warner Bros. Discovery
Dwanaście amerykańskich stanów i związek scenarzystów WGA złożyły pozwy, które mogą opóźnić o miesiące warte 110 mld dolarów przejęcie Warner Bros. Discovery przez Paramount Skydance.
- Jul 13
Writers Guild and 12 states sue to block $110bn Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
The Writers Guild of America filed an antitrust suit Tuesday in Northern California, following a similar challenge by 12 state attorneys general on Monday.
- Jun 23
Oracle slashes 21,000 jobs in fiscal 2026, citing AI adoption and restructuring
Oracle reduced its workforce by 21,000 employees, or 13%, in the fiscal year that ended May 31, as the company accelerates its pivot to cloud and AI, restructuring costs rose to $1.84 billion.
- Jun 13
UFC Freedom 250: Trump's 80th birthday bash brings Octagon to South Lawn amid pilot safety concerns
President Trump marks his 80th birthday and the nation's 250th anniversary with a $60 million-plus UFC event on the White House South Lawn, drawing 4,000 invited guests and an expected 120,000 spectators at the Ellipse.
- Jun 12
US Justice Department clears Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros Discovery in $110–111 billion deal, no conditions imposed
The antitrust division concluded the deal is unlikely to harm competition or consumers, removing a key regulatory hurdle for the Hollywood media combination.
- Jun 3
60 Minutes in meltdown: four correspondents out as Scott Pelley fired after calling editor-in-chief's leadership 'murder'
A week of firings under editor-in-chief Bari Weiss has left the iconic newsmagazine with just three full-time correspondents, and allegations of political interference are mounting.
- May 27
Blair’s 5,700-Word Essay Triggers Labour Clash as Burnham Accuses Ex-PM of Ignoring Inequality
Ex-PM Tony Blair's lengthy critique of Keir Starmer's government and calls to embrace a "Radical Centre" have drawn sharp rebukes from party figures, including leadership hopeful Andy Burnham who said Blair "doesn't mention inequality once".
