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A law firm is investigating whether keeping over 2,000 workers employed and compensated for exactly 60 days after most work stopped complies with federal WARN Act requirements.
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As Paramount continues battling state AGs to close merger with Warner Bros Discovery, Cinemark, the nation’s third largest chain, has joined the top two circuits in supporting the $111 billion deal.
Trade org calls for key conditions in a settlement between California AG Rob Bonta and the studio The post Cinemark Endorses Paramount-Warner Merger, Cinema United Calls for Settlement as Theater…
What does it take to transform Africa’s energy landscape? Africa’s energy story is no longer just about generating more power—it read more GENESIS Energy Hosts Student Delegation from Imperial…
Caterpillar is the world's largest construction equipment manufacturer, ahead of rivals Komatsu, Volvo CE, Hitachi, and JCB. However, its engine and turbine sales surpassed its construction equipment revenue for the first time last year, as AI data centers turn to jet engines and diesel generators for power. Read Entire Article
Every few months or so, creator marketing —brands partnering with creators to build credibility, reach new audiences, and drive action—goes through a familiar reset. A new tactic emerges, brands rush to adopt it, early results underwhelm, and the industry quickly concludes the tactic itself is the problem.
The Multimedia Group, Ghana's foremost private media conglomerate, has paid a courtesy call on the management of Petrosol Platinum Energy PLC
