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Peloton’s C.E.O. Change Raises Questions About a Sale

Rumors, restructuring and resignations loom over the former high-flying fitness company.  » mehr lesen

SoftBank Earnings Show Return to Profitability, Barely

The Japanese conglomerate said it would take the chip designer Arm private after an anticipated sale to Nvidia fell through.  » mehr lesen

Swiss Banker’s Trial Rivets With Fraud Charges and Strip Club Visits

Pierin Vincenz, a former chief executive of Raiffeisen, is accused of making millions through illegal outside deals and filing eyebrow-raising expenses.  » mehr lesen

How to Watch the 2022 Oscar Nominations Announcement

A guide to everything you need to know about the nominations for the 94th annual Academy Awards on Tuesday morning.  » mehr lesen

Producer of ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ sues Warner Bros. over how the film was released.

The suit by Village Roadshow claims Warner Bros. rushed the release of the movie to help boost HBO Max subscriptions, a revenue stream Village Roadshow doesn’t share in.  » mehr lesen

Nvidia Deal to Buy Arm From SoftBank Is Off After Setbacks

The deal, which was initially valued at $40 billion, encountered regulatory scrutiny, including an F.T.C. lawsuit.  » mehr lesen

Town Called Itself a Big Cat Habitat to Block Housing, Then Reversed Course

A Silicon Valley town declared itself a mountain lion habitat to forestall duplexes on small lots. Facing ridicule and the threat of legal action, officials backed down.  » mehr lesen

IRS to End Use of Facial Recognition for Identity Verification

After a bipartisan backlash, the agency will transition away from using a service from ID.me.  » mehr lesen

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