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Piece by piece, Netflix has disrupted a more-than-century-old industry. Now it’s buying some of Hollywood’s most iconic properties.

The 25-year-old entrepreneur found himself in a maddening monthslong hunt for the perpetrators.

The upscale outdoor brand is using its experience to power global expansion—and keep finance bros everywhere warm

The Warner CEO has often been a punching bag for Hollywood. Now he is shaking up the industry with a blockbuster deal.

White House officials and the Justice Department are already scrutinizing the streaming company’s $72 billion deal for Warner Bros.

Initial estimates indicate the reservoirs west of Norway could contain 30 million to 110 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.

The move comes after the latest round of bids for the media company. Paramount and Comcast also made offers.

People are spending vigorously for the season, but some are making trade-offs to buy gifts and other holiday splurges.

Lisa Jackson, who led sustainability initiatives, will retire in January, and Kate Adams, the company’s general counsel, will retire late next year.

26North is set to own 51% of the kitchen-products division that houses a number of luxury cookware-equipment brands.