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SpaceX spooks investors with debut earnings report
Shares slide in pre-market trading even as group says its quarterly revenues nearly doubled.
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The Drin Announce New Album I Lost My Way For Centuries: Hear “Haven’t Lived It Yet”
Cincinnati underground rock outfit the Drin have announced their new album, I Lost My Way For Centuries, alongside the release of lead single “Haven’t Lived It Yet.” The band has drawn comparisons to Can and the Fall for their mix of throwback psych and post-punk, and have recently begun incorporating more classic rock influences into…
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Dawn Richard Announces New Album Creole Culture: Hear “Enough”
R&B artist Dawn Richard has announced her new album Creole Culture, out 9 October on Merge Records, continuing the exploration of her Black and Native American New Orleans heritage that has defined earlier records such as 2019’s New Breed and 2021’s Second Line. The announcement matters as the culmination of a loose trilogy in which…
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Transfer roundup: Coventry to make Yirenkyi new record signing, Crystal Palace to swoop for Gozo
Coventry City are poised to break their transfer record for a fourth time this window, agreeing a £23m fee with Danish club Nordsjaelland for Ghana midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi, a deal that would also be a Danish top-flight record. The signing continues a heavy summer spend for the newly promoted side, whose manager Frank Lampard has…
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Disney Sells Out Super-Bowl Ad Inventory, Wraps Upfront Sales Process
Disney has sold out its advertising inventory for the 2027 Super Bowl and completed its 2026-27 upfront sales process, the company’s Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston announced during its fiscal third-quarter earnings call. The milestone underscores continued advertiser confidence in live sports, with the game marking a landmark moment as the first Super Bowl to…
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Disney says it’s ‘exploring’ adding a free tier to Disney Plus
Disney has confirmed it is considering launching a free, ad-supported tier of Disney Plus, as streaming platforms face growing competition from free-to-watch services such as YouTube. Speaking during the company’s earnings call, Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro said the firm is “exploring a free product for consumers” that could help drive growth and reach price-sensitive customers…
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Staff and volunteers left devastated after deliberate fires destroy precious wildflower meadows
The 10 “devastating” fires are thought to have been started deliberately
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Michigan says ‘technical issue’ slowed voting
Michigan state officials on Tuesday said a “technical issue” slowed down voting as millions of registered voters cast their ballots in the state’s primary election. The Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) “addressed a technical issue that temporarily impacted the qualified voter file,” it wrote on the social platform X. “The issue is…
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US governor race, Australian market surge, Andrews corruption findings loom over Victoria
Michigan’s governor race takes shape as James wins the GOP primary, Australian shares hit a record high on tumbling oil prices, and Victoria’s new Premier faces fallout from corruption findings into the Andrews government.
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Disney Is “Exploring” Launching Its Own FAST Offering
Disney has said it is considering launching its own free, ad-supported streaming (FAST) service, joining a wider industry shift towards free content offerings. CEO Josh D’Amaro told investors on Wednesday’s earnings call that a free product would help the company reach more price-sensitive customers and boost advertising revenue, while also potentially funnelling viewers towards Disney+…