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The Golden Globes are officially recognizing podcasts with a new award category, validating the medium's growth and cultural significance in mainstream entertainment.
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The Golden Globes are officially recognizing podcasts with a new award category, validating the medium's growth and cultural significance in mainstream entertainment.
Venezuela has unveiled a $100 billion plan to revive its crumbling energy sector, but oil executives are skeptical. The proposal aims to boost oil production and fix the failing power grid, yet faces hurdles from sanctions, instability, and aging infrastructure.

The runaway success of HBO Max's 'Heated Rivalry' has stunned TV executives, exceeding viewership projections by 300% and defying industry trends for original content.

It's a scenario many workers dread: waking up sick but hesitating to call the boss. Why do some managers treat sick leave as a personal affront? This article delves into the psychology behind toxic bosses and the impact of presenteeism.

Volkswagen AG is facing a steeper decline than its rivals in the automotive sector, struggling with trade tariffs, high labor costs, and the costly transition to electric vehicles, raising concerns about its future competitiveness.

Donald Trump has proposed a 10% cap on credit card interest rates, reversing his previous stance on financial deregulation. The move targets major banks but raises concerns about credit availability.

A pristine copy of Action Comics No. 1, which introduced Superman, has sold for $15 million in a private transaction. This sets a new high-water mark for the red-hot comic book collectibles market, highlighting the value of rare pop culture artifacts.
Russell Vought, acting CFPB director, has asked Congress for $145M to fund the agency he seeks to eliminate, highlighting the difficulty of shutting down a federal bureau.

Donald Trump's proposal for $100 billion in US investment into Venezuela's oil industry has received a tepid response from energy executives concerned about political risks, infrastructure decay, and the country's history of nationalizing foreign assets.

X Corp. has filed a lawsuit accusing major music publishers of colluding to inflate licensing fees. The legal battle centers on allegations of antitrust violations.

Former President Trump is drafting an executive order to grant the executive branch new powers to sanction or terminate contracts with defense manufacturers deemed 'underperforming,' aiming to overhaul the military-industrial complex.

One year into Trump's second term, U.S. hiring has turned sluggish, with job growth slowing and unemployment ticking up. Economists debate the causes and implications.