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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • By the power of Grayskull, He-Man eyes box office
    • Mattel hopes ‘Masters of the Universe’ will provide the company a ‘Barbie’-like boost.
    • ROBBIE BRENNER, president of Mattel Studios and chief content officer, left, and CEO Ynon Kreiz have high hopes for the new film.
    • NOSTALGIA plays a key role in the “Masters of the Universe” property, featuring a deep bench of colorful characters, including the main antagonist Skeletor
    • THERE ARE hundreds of products tied to the movie, including toys, branded Uno decks and skateboards.
  • More airlines to suspend LAX routes due to fuel costs
    • AMERICAN AIRLINES won’t fly direct from LAX to four cities through the fall.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Floating paradise
    • Cruises get plenty of hate. Six fans share what haters miss.
    • I spend the majority of every cruise I take in the same place: my balcony. ● Whether I’m reading a book, sunbathing without the crowds of the pool deck or watching the sunset, a stateroom with a veranda offers a private space to enjoy ever-changing scenery and the close-up crash of waves. Balconies back on land simply aren’t the same. ● Cruises offer a unique way to vacation, offering accommodations, transportation and activities all in one, with a range of distinct features that keep guests coming back. With some distressing stories around cruise ships lately, USA TODAY asked six frequent cruisers about their favorites. ● Here’s what they said.
  • For Type B, no plan is part of the trip
    • For these travelers, it’s freeing without itinerary
    • Kevin Droniak enjoys wandering and getting a little lost in the streets when traveling.
  • Carriers grab pieces from Spirit Airlines’ departure

• [[The New York Times]]
  • The U.S.-Qatar Domination of Gas Left the World Dangerously Exposed
    • Before the war, the global market for liquefied natural gas was increasingly commanded by just two countries, one of which has now been hobbled.
    • The liquefied natural gas production facility in Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City before the war. Iranian attacks have crippled its production, and the damage will take years to repair.
  • Space Nerds, Rejoice! SpaceX’s I.P.O. Lifts Dreams of the Cosmos.
    • Few are as delighted by the pending market debut as the vibrant community of space enthusiasts who want to push discovery of the final frontier.
  • Trump Wants to Create More Banks. Many Firms Are Heeding His Call.
    • Urged on by the White House and a reduction in regulatory oversight, crypto companies and automakers are among those that have applied for banking charters.
    • Paul Gu, the chief executive of Upstart, an online lender seeking a bank charter. “It was just a natural next step for us,” Mr. Gu said.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Big Banks Eye Tokenized Deposits
    • Network to help firms contend with competition from stablecoins, crypto
    • The network marks a step toward opening up the crypto world to banks.
  • Silver Miner Strikes Gold in Hot IPO Market
  • Meta Keeps Delaying Newest AI Model
  • Anthropic Wants Pace Of AI Developing To Pause
  • Blackstone Investors Pull Back From Private-Credit Fund

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Rémy Cointr­eau shares bounce on plan to revive cognac sales with EM push
    • Rémy Cointr­eau's shares jumped 9.8 per cent yesterday as the struggling cognac maker unveiled a plan to reverse years of lacklustre sales and increase profits following a drop in demand in the US and China.
    • A Rémy Cointr­eau dis­til­lery in Touzac, France. It plans to boost oper­at­ing profits by €100mn
  • SpaceX flot­a­tion shows Musk’s real genius lies in myth­mak­ing
    • Musk has shown an aptitude for shuffling his business into what investors are most likely to back at any given time
  • Broad­com hit by $300bn rout over AI sales out­look
    • ▸ Shares in chip giant open 15% lower ▸ Rev­enue guid­ance comes in ‘light’
    • 'Investors likely wanted to hear [the] $100bn of AI chips in 2027 had grown into something larget'
  • Global flight of wealthy tax migrants slows sharply
    • The number of wealthy people who have moved their tax jurisdiction or are planning to has more than halved after political and economic shocks driving relocations receded, research has found.