Justice Department Probes NFL Over Subscription Fees
The Justice Department probes NFL subscription fees as regulators examine media pricing, market power and consumer costs.
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The Justice Department probes NFL subscription fees as regulators examine media pricing, market power and consumer costs.
ProPublica journalists walked off their jobs on April 9, 2026, to protest the implementation of unvetted generative software in the newsroom.
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Athleta and Zenni use promo codes, apps and rewards programs to keep price-sensitive customers from abandoning online shopping carts.
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Campbell Wilson's resignation gives Air India another leadership problem during a difficult aviation turnaround. The carrier is still working through fleet renewal, labor friction and the integration of Vistara.
Markets moved defensively as the White House deadline on Iran pushed energy risk back to the center of trading. Oil climbed, crypto weakened and investors treated the Strait of Hormuz as the main variable in the next inflation shock.
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Samsung Electronics reported record first-quarter profit above 50 trillion won as AI chip demand lifted memory and foundry margins.