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Satellite Operators SES, Intelsat Discuss Merger as Industry Looks to Consolidate
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Satellite Operators SES, Intelsat Discuss Merger as Industry Looks to Consolidate

A possible combination could position the two to compete with Elon Musk’s Starlink service. Source link

Credit Suisse Has UBS Worried, Spurring Return of Sergio Ermotti
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Credit Suisse Has UBS Worried, Spurring Return of Sergio Ermotti

Markets Heard on the Street Hiring a trusted pair of hands for the task of integrating Credit Suisse is good news, but also highlights the

GameStop Decides It Likes Stores After All
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GameStop Decides It Likes Stores After All

Ryan Cohen  took control of GameStop Corp. in 2021 vowing to transform the faltering videogame retailer into an e-commerce juggernaut. Meme-stock investors loved the idea.

NFL, RedBird Team Up to Distribute Sunday Ticket Games to Bars, Restaurants
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NFL, RedBird Team Up to Distribute Sunday Ticket Games to Bars, Restaurants

WSJ News Exclusive Media & Marketing Sunday Ticket was previously the remit of DirecTV, and YouTube recently acquired residential rights for popular subscription package Source

Executive Showdown May Determine Fate of EY Split
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Executive Showdown May Determine Fate of EY Split

Feuding executives meet this week to hash out a deal on Ernst & Young’s proposed breakup. Source link

Intel, Raytheon, Other Big Companies Push Back on EU Subsidy Rules
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Intel, Raytheon, Other Big Companies Push Back on EU Subsidy Rules

WSJ News Exclusive Europe Companies warn new disclosure requirements could disrupt deals, halt public tenders Source link

Executive Showdown May Determine Fate of EY Split
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Executive Showdown May Determine Fate of EY Split

Feuding executives meet this week to hash out a deal on Ernst & Young’s proposed breakup. Source link

First Citizens Adds to Its Collection of Failed Banks With SVB Purchase
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First Citizens Adds to Its Collection of Failed Banks With SVB Purchase

The deal gives the North Carolina bank $219 billion in assets. Three years ago, it had $42 billion. The SVB purchase will give First Citizens