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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- What the big summer for big screens means for cinema’s future
- ‘The Odyssey’ and ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ have ruled the box office. Imax and other enhanced formats have been a major part of their success.
- How ‘Fortnite’ makers are putting their stamp on Disney
- DISNEYLAND guests take a trip on the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run ride.
- What the big summer for big screens means for cinema’s future
- [[USA Today]]
- ‘There’s no joy in living this way’
- Families struggling to make ends meet as everyday costs climb
- College costs are outpacing inflation
- A 10% increase over average spending
- Alexandra Thompson and her husband both work full time, but the cost of groceries and other daily essentials like gas have risen so much that they’ve maxed out their credit cards and are buying only what they can afford each week with cash. ● “It feels like almost week to week that our groceries are becoming more expensive when we’re not buying extra things,” Thompson, 31, of Union City, Tennessee, said of the food they buy for themselves and their 9-year-old son. “We’re getting just the essentials every week.” ● Americans surveyed in a new study by Omnisend, an e-commerce marketing platform company, are expressing similar struggles.
- Experts say stay mentally strong job hunting
- ‘There’s no joy in living this way’
- [[The New York Times]]
- America Wants to Make Its Own Humanoid Robots. That Won’t Be Easy.
- China already manufactures humanoid robots by the thousands. A new generation of U.S. start-ups is betting that there is still time to compete.
- Why Sports Teams Are Selling for Eye-Popping Prices
- The deal for the Los Angeles Lakers valued the team at a record $12.5 billion, eclipsing the $10 billion paid for the franchise just last year.
- A statue of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar outside Crypto.com Arena, home of the Los Angeles Lakers.
- Fury at Health Insurers Persists After the Killing of a Company Executive
- Higher premiums and rising medical bills have intensified Americans’ dissatisfaction with their medical coverage.
- Stephen Hemsley, chief executive of UnitedHealth Group, left, was among the executives defending insurers’ practices at congressional hearings in January. To his left were David Joyner, chairman of CVS Health, and Gail Boudreaux, chief executive of Elevance Health.
- America Wants to Make Its Own Humanoid Robots. That Won’t Be Easy.
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Central Banks Are Stuck in Cycle of Crises
- How Four College Dropouts Built Companies
- Lucy Guo, 31 Co-founder of Scale AI and founder of Passes, a creator subscription platform Dropped out of Carnegie Mellon University in 2014 after two years
- Michael Chime, 28 Co-founder and chief executive of Prepared, an AI-powered emergency communications platform sold to the public-safety technology company Axon for $640 million last year Dropped out of Yale in 2020 after his junior year
- Laura Behrens Wu, 35 CEO and co-founder of Shippo, a shipping platform for ecommerce businesses Dropped out of business school at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
- Melanie Perkins, 39 Canva CEO and co-founder Dropped out of the University of Western Australia with six months to go
- Everyday Classic Cars Are Boon to Insurers
- Adam Scipione got his 1996 Buick Roadmaster Wagon in 2023 for $2,000.
- Financial Advice That Is Flying All Over TikTok
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- SK Hynix and Samsung help flip the picture for unloved South Korean currency
- Lender behind China’s AI listings boom rises to top
- CICC has overcome Beijing crackdown to head Hong Kong and mainland tables for IPOs
- Deal volumes at China International Capital Corporation have surged
- OpenAI unrest escalates as Altman readies push for IPO
- ▸ Executive reshuffles unsettle staff ▸ Fears of dysfunction ahead of listing
- Senior executives are said to be vying for Altman's attention amid internal 'politics'
- World’s biggest carmakers seek to avert motor oil crisis
- Carmakers including Volkswagen, Stellantis and Toyota are turning to new blends of motor oil and lubricants to ease a serious supply shortage caused by the Middle East conflict.