On the heels of the recent announcement that Disney will be setting up its seventh theme park in Abu Dhabi, one cannot help but feel a mix of excitement and trepidation about what this move could portend for the entertainment juggernaut and the region. The Walt Disney Company’s collaboration with Miral on Yas Island is
The banking sector, particularly in the area of retail credit cards, has morphed into a labyrinth of high-interest rates and fees that prey on those who can least afford it. With the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) rule recently struck down in court, banks such as Synchrony and Bread Financial are relishing their newfound liberty
As the world watches the semiconductor industry with bated breath, it’s hard to ignore the harrowing uncertainty that has gripped this critical sector. The past few months have been less about product demand and more about navigating the bumps and pits caused by the fluctuating U.S. tariff policies and stringent export controls aimed at China.
As we delve into the upcoming release of “How to Rob a Bank,” set to hit theaters on Labor Day weekend 2026, I can’t help but view this project through a lens of skepticism. Directed by David Leitch, known for his thrilling action spectacles, the film stars Nicholas Hoult, Pete Davidson, and Anna Sawai. However,
Uber recently made headlines for its controversial decision to increase in-office requirements from two to three days a week, while simultaneously lengthening the eligibility period for paid sabbaticals from five to eight years. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi’s nonchalant phrase, “it is what it is,” in a recent all-hands meeting epitomizes a growing disconnect between tech management
In a remarkable display of confidence, retail investors injected over $24 million into Berkshire Hathaway’s Class B stock on a seemingly tumultuous day for the market. This surge goes beyond mere speculative intrigue; it signifies a robust endorsement of incoming CEO Greg Abel. On a day when the shares endured a notable drop of more
As the investing world collectively processes the impending departure of Warren Buffett from his long-held position as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, the air is thick with uncertainty. After an impressive 60-year tenure, Buffett’s exit in 2025 leaves many shareholders rattled, primarily due to the sticky question of succession and the management of the company’s colossal
In an age where entertainment is not just a luxury but a cultural necessity, Lionsgate and Kingdom Story Company have decided to shift the release of their highly anticipated film *I Can Only Imagine 2* from March 20 to February 20, 2026. This alteration, while seemingly minor, speaks volumes about the strategic planning behind storytelling,
President Donald Trump’s ambitious trade agenda, particularly his steep 145% tariffs aimed at China, was ostensibly designed to herald a renaissance in American manufacturing. Yet, recent statements from industry leaders like Mattel’s CEO Ynon Kreiz portend a sobering reality: such lofty aspirations could very well remain just that—aspirations. Kreiz’s announcements have illuminated the stark discrepancy
The landscape of American pharmaceutical manufacturing is on the brink of monumental change. Recently, President Donald Trump took a firm stand by signing an executive order aimed at revitalizing domestic drug production, which sets the stage for a robust debate about national security, economic independence, and pricing strategies. While the prospect of reshored manufacturing facilities