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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • 97.1 FM to switch from KNX to sports
    • The Fan talk format will debut May 11. News channel will continue on 1070 AM.
  • Battle over the billionaire tax measure is heating up
    • Supporters say they have nearly twice the signatures needed. A rival initiative is in the works. Both sides are spending millions on the fight.
    • SUPPORTERS rally for the billionaire tax proposal in February. It appears headed for the November ballot.
    • HEALTHCARE workers favor the measure, which would fund essential services.
  • Industry slowdown forces Quixote to wind down business
    • Production services vendor will close most of its soundstage operations in L.A.
    • OPERATIONS AT Quixote’s studios in West Hollywood and in Pacoima are being wound down.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Job stress leading to drug use
    • Experts worried about the scale of the issue
    • Americans are turning to alcohol and drugs to decompress after they clock out of work – and many are self-medicating just to get through the day. ● Nearly two-thirds of workers reported using alcohol, cannabis, or unprescribed pharmaceutical drugs such as Xanax and Klonopin at the end of the workday in the last12 months, according to a new report from Modern Health, a workplace mental health platform. ● More than half – 52% – said they have used these substances while at work.
  • Young singles focus on financials
    • Millennials asking for credit scores before date
  • How you shop at Costco is driving everyone crazy
    • Shopping carts sit in the parking lot of a Costco store on Dec. 2 in Chicago.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Fed Meeting Underscores Tough Task Ahead for Warsh
    • Jerome H. Powell on Wednesday announced he would stay on as a governor at the central bank as internal divisions sharpen about the policy path forward.
    • Jerome H. Powell on Wednesday said that he would remain at the central bank after his term as chair ends on May 15 and his successor, Kevin M. Warsh, takes over.Credit...
  • Stephen Colbert Gets Ready to Hang It Up
    • His late-night show ends next month after 11 seasons. He has lots of feelings.
  • Rebuffed by American Airlines, United’s C.E.O. Is Wary of Other Deals
    • The chief executive, Scott Kirby, said that buying a smaller airline might not be worth the effort.
    • “Doing a merger takes a lot of calories and a lot of energy,” Scott Kirby, chief executive of United Airlines, said in an interview.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Oil, Yields Jump as Inflation Looms
    • In swan-song press conference, Powell warns that prices would likely increase
  • Robinhood’s Results Bruise Shares
    • The company’s trading revenue in the first quarter missed analyst estimates.
  • Alphabet Reports 81% Jump In Profit
  • SoftBank Plots AI, Robotics Venture
  • Kimmel’s Journey From TV Bro to Trump Critic
    • Jimmy Kimmel has hosted the Oscars and the Emmys.
  • Musk Calls Himself ‘Fool’ for Funding OpenAI
  • Ackman Stock Fund Drops 18% In Debut

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • World Cup mer­chand­ise and rise in dir­ect sales help lift Adi­das quarterly profits 11%
    • Adi­das pos­ted a sharp rise in quarterly profits, driven by a surge in sales of foot­ball mer­chand­ise before this sum­mer’s World Cup and by selling more products dir­ectly to con­sumers.
    • Adi­das said of the World Cup: ‘We look for­ward to a fant­astic event that will be great for us’
  • Chip­makers pin hopes on AI ‘super­cycle’
    • Memory sec­tor expects end to boom and bust as demand for data centres gains momentum
    • 'Chipmaking has reached a level of complexity where supply cannot easily be increased'
  • UBS trad­ing and wealth units fuel 80% profit increase
    • ▸ Swiss lender lif­ted by war-led volat­il­ity ▸ Vow to fight Bern’s $20bn cap­ital plans
    • 'We will continue to engage constructively and contribute to fact-based deliberations'
  • Rich investors in the dark on private credit, Griffin warns
    • Hedge fund bil­lion­aire Ken Griffin has ques­tioned whether wealthy indi­vidu­als truly under­stand the risks of invest­ing in private credit and warned that they might struggle to access their money in the event of a down­turn.