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The Media and Entertainment Deal Machine Is Revving Up
Warner Bros. Discovery’s new plan to split up marks companies’ latest effort to adapt to streaming, and more moves are expected.
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Cyberattack on Food Distributor Leaves Supermarket Shelves Running Low
United Natural Foods, a company that serves Whole Foods and other retailers, says it is working to get its systems back online.
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ABC News Parts Ways With Correspondent After X Post Critical of Trump Aide
Terry Moran published a social-media post critical of Stephen Miller that the news organization said violated its policies.
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PwC Overhauls U.S. Advisory Arm, Boosts Hiring to Offer More Industry-Specific Services
PricewaterhouseCoopers is overhauling the structure of its U.S. advisory business and hiring for thousands of roles as it sees recovering demand for such services.
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Kleenex-Owner Strikes a Deal for Its International Tissue Business
Kimberly-Clark will sell a majority of the unit to Brazil’s Suzano, the big pulp producer.
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FTC Seeks Information From Top Advertising Agencies as Part of Ad-Boycott Probe
Among firms that received requests are Omnicom, WPP, Dentsu, Interpublic and Publicis.
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Ad Forecaster Cuts Industry Outlook as Trade Upheaval Risks Five-Year ‘Chilling Effect’
WPP Media now sees global ad industry growth of 6% for this year, down from its prior forecast of 7.7%, excluding U.S. political spending.
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Judge Tosses Justin Baldoni’s Lawsuits Against Blake Lively and New York Times
Baldoni and his studio have until June 23 to file an amended complaint.
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Warner Discovery Splits Cable From Marquee Streaming, Studio Businesses
The entertainment company is contending with a hefty debt load and a sagging stock price.
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Think Splitting a Check Is Tough? Try Splitting a Tariff
Brands want overseas fabric and garment makers to share tariff pain. Some suppliers say they can’t afford it.