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The Dealmaker in the Center of the Manosphere
Mark Shapiro got $7.7 billion for UFC. As he likes to say, ‘it’s an eat what you kill world.’
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World Economic Forum Clears Klaus Schwab of Wrongdoing
The Davos conference organizer shuffled its board leadership and moved to resolve a dispute with its founder.
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The Man Tasked With Nailing Ford’s Next Model T Moment
Electric vehicles chief Doug Field has a great deal riding on his new strategy, which takes a page from the Elon Musk playbook.
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Pro Bono or Pro Nono? Law Firms Split on Fulfilling Deals With Trump
Some firm leaders have shrugged off deals as unenforceable, while at least one has taken on trade work for the administration with no fanfare.
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Rivian Says It Faces $100 Million Hole After Trump Relaxes Fuel Economy Rules
The admission is a sign of how changes to automotive policy under the Trump administration are starting to hurt the electric-vehicle industry.
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The U.S. Is Discussing Taking a Stake in Intel
The deal talks follow President Trump’s public call for the replacement of CEO Lip-Bu Tan over his ties to Chinese businesses.
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The U.S. Alcohol Industry Is Reeling From Canada’s Booze Boycott
The trade fight is prompting a pullback in purchases by the biggest export market for U.S.-made wines, costing American brands tens of millions in sales.
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Morton Meyerson, Who Helped Build Ross Perot’s EDS Into a Powerhouse, Dies at 87
Computer outsourcing pioneer also advised Perot during his presidential campaign—and mentored Michael Dell and Mark Cuban.
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Aviva Sticks With Outlook After Profit Jump
The insurer and asset manager reported a better-than-expected rise in first-half profit on growth in premiums and higher net flows in its wealth division.