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Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders Approve Paramount Takeover

Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a Paramount Skydance takeover deal, a significant development expected to finalize by the end of September, pending regulatory approval.

Intralot’s Minority Partnership Challenges Could Dissolve With New Owner

Scientific Games and Intralot are embroiled in a bitter dispute over the lucrative 10-year contract to manage Maryland's state lottery systems. The contention may necessitate judicial arbitration to resolve the increasingly muddled conflict.

IBM To Pay $17 Million In Anti-DEI Settlement

IBM has agreed to pay approximately $17 million to the federal government, settling allegations of illegal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices. The Department of Justice had asserted that the technology firm made "false claims" about its hiring and employment practices in federal contracts, including identifying "diverse" candidates and developing race and sex demographic goals. IBM, however, denied discriminatory practices, emphasizing the agreement was not an admission of liability.

The Sneaky — And Not-So-Sneaky — Ways That Companies Are Raising Prices Due To The Iran War

By Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN (CNN) — After weeks of war-driven pressure on fuel prices and supply chains, some businesses are starting to pass those higher costs...

What $4-A-Gallon Gasoline Means For You And The Economy

The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline has surpassed $4, marking the first occurrence since 2022 and signaling potential impacts on inflation and economic growth.

The Pace Of Hiring Just Fell To The Lowest Since 2011, Outside Of The Pandemic

The United States labor market recorded its weakest pace of worker additions in 15 years during February, as job openings declined to 6.88 million and the hires rate fell to 3.1%, the lowest level since April 2020.

Judge Blocks Pentagon’s Effort To ‘Punish’ Anthropic By Labeling It A Supply Chain Risk

A federal judge in California has indefinitely blocked the Pentagon's attempt to label AI firm Anthropic a supply chain risk, a designation that would have severed its government ties. The ruling determined these measures infringed upon the company's First Amendment and due process rights.

Tabor 100 Expands Car Sharing Program To Serve Residents Of King County

Tabor 100 has expanded its Car Sharing Program to serve all residents of King County, offering an affordable transportation option with two energy-efficient vehicles available for rent at a low cost.

The White House Just Laid Out How It Wants To Regulate A.I.

The White House has unveiled a comprehensive national framework for artificial intelligence legislation, aimed at precluding states from imposing individual regulations and maintaining a minimalistic regulatory stance on AI. This initiative seeks to harmonize the rapid advancement of AI technology with the imperative of fostering public confidence.

The Reality Of Being One Of 600,000 Black Women Out Of Work

An Atlanta-based social media manager shares her experience being laid off while on medical leave amid high unemployment for Black women.

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