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05/11

Apollo Holds Talks to Sell $3 Billion Private Credit Fund

Apollo's publicly listed BDC, MidCap Financial Investment Corp., reported a $61 million loss last week.

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IMAX Has a Front-Row Seat to the Box Office Recovery

Studios are refocusing on theatrical distribution, and premium screens are key for the payoff.

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Retail Media Networks Are In Their 'Gangly Teenager' Phase. They're Trying to Grow Up.

As retail media networks overtake television in ad revenue, they are also taking a page from the way TV pitches itself to marketers.

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Airlines Face Soaring Fuel Costs. Travelers Are Paying More for Bags, Extras.

Carriers are trying to find a balance between basic fares for travelers who are trying to save money and extras for those who want them and are willing to pay more.

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Stablecoin Firm Circle Reports Earnings On Monday. AI Could Be In Focus.

Circle Internet Group's earnings report could offer insight into whether AI-driven stablecoin adoption can offset weaker crypto trading activity.

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A British Bookseller Rebuilds Barnes & Noble for a New Era

Chief Executive James Daunt is unsentimental about books as he wrings out expenses ahead of a potential IPO.

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For Palantir, AI Is a Product, a Punching Bag-and a Problem

As Chief Executive Alex Karp derides "slop," investors and some employees see a real threat of the company ceding business to AI models.

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China's Cars Aren't in the U.S., but Its Auto Parts Are Everywhere

Chinese companies have amassed ownership stakes in about 5% of 10,000 auto suppliers in America.

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Apple, Intel Have Reached Preliminary Chip-Making Agreement

The iPhone maker and U.S. silicon giant will work together on chips for Apple devices. The Trump administration pushed for the deal.

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Akamai Stock Leads S&P 500 Today as AI Deal Overshadows Earnings. It Could Be With Anthropic.

Akamai Technologies shares jump, leading the S&P 500, after first-quarter earnings and a big AI announcement.

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Dunkin' Owner Inspire Brands Files for IPO

Inspire Brands owns brands accounting for more than 33,300 locations globally with more than $33.4 billion in sales.

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OnlyFans Stake Sale Values Adult-Content Powerhouse at $3.15 Billion

Architect Capital agrees to buy minority stake in site popular with adult-content creators for $535 million.

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Brookfield Banks $21 Billion in First Quarter, Heading for Record Year

The $1.2 trillion fund manager has already added assets totaling more than half the amount it collected in all of last year.

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Monster and Celsius Earnings Show Energy-Drink Fatigue Is Far From Over

Shares of Monster Beverage surged 15% after it posted a better quarter than Wall Street expected, just a day after rival Celsius delivered a better-than-expected earnings report.

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Wendy's Turnaround on Track Despite Beef Costs, Consumer Uncertainty

Executives of the fast-food chain stressed that they are still in the early stages of Wendy's Fresh Start turnaround plan, an effort to boost U.S. sales by improving the menu's quality.

 

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