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Asia’s Businesses Struggle to Shake Off the Sway of Their Founding Families
A leadership shake-up at Tata Sons has highlighted the challenges facing India’s family-founded behemoths.
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With Tourism Stalled, Hawaii Chases the Startup Wave
State officials believe a handful of high-tech enterprises can seed new industries and keep skilled workers from fleeing to the mainland.
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Carlyle Joins $1 Billion Investment Round in Missile Startup Castelion
The funding round, which also includes JPMorgan Chase and Andreessen Horowitz, values the hypersonic munitions maker at $13 billion.
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FTC Warns Retailers on Using Private Consumer Data to Raise Prices
Agency says businesses must disclose when they use personalized pricing and may face lawsuits if they don’t.
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Women at L3Harris Shared Concerns About CEO’s Behavior Years Before Ouster
Chris Kubasik was ousted after an investigation into conduct with a subordinate. Years earlier, another employee had made a harassment complaint.
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The Cast-Iron Company That Has Been Controlled by the Same Family for 130 Years
In an era of public offerings and acquisitions, Lodge has remained in the grip of its founding patriarch’s descendants.
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Big Food Is Fighting to Tempt Taste Buds in the Era of Weight-Loss Drugs
With GLP-1s threatening billions in sales, packaged-food makers are testing ways to win over the not-so-hungry.
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Wall Street Sees No End in Sight to the Global Bond Selloff
Plus, Pennsylvania restricts data-center construction and ABC sues the FCC.
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See How the Disney-FCC Fight Has Unfolded
Disney alleged the agency’s review of broadcast licenses violates free-speech protections.
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Disney Sues FCC Over License Review, Says Government Trying to Quash Free Speech
The agency has launched probes into DEI practices and equal-time rules in the wake of criticism of President Trump by ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel and “The View.”