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‘You Can See Everything’ Made $15M on Under 1,000 Screens — Against a $452M Bill
More than $15,000 per screen, second only to 'Fahrenheit 9/11' among non-music documentaries — and about 3.3 cents on the…
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SpaceX Revenue Jumps 161% as Tesla Merger Talks Begin
SpaceX reported a 161% revenue increase, according to discussion on the Big Money Show panel, accelerating corporate deliberations that could…
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U.S.-Russia Economic Deals Advance as Ukraine War Talks Stall
American farmers and truckers are about to receive discounted Russian diesel. Joint economic projects between Washington and Moscow are nearing…
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Abortion Protests, $20M War Chest, and Trump’s Absence: Inside Maine’s Unexpected Senate Fight
LEWISTON, Maine — Across the street from Simones’ Hot Dog Stand, a half-dozen protesters held signs bearing Brett Kavanaugh’s face.…
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Stepped-Up Basis Loophole Draws Rare CEO Critic as United’s Kirby Breaks Ranks on Wealth Tax
A corner of the tax code that lets billions in investment gains escape taxation entirely is drawing fresh scrutiny after…
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Tech Billionaires Pour $340M Into Killing California Wealth Tax
Silicon Valley executives have assembled one of the most expensive political war chests in California history to block a proposed…
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New Mexico’s $25 Billion Meta Verdict Rewrites the Playbook for State Attorneys General
A New Mexico jury didn’t just slap Meta with a $25 billion penalty last month. It handed every state attorney…
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Meta Bleeds Cash as $1.2 Trillion AI Arms Race Hits Wall Street
Silicon Valley’s bet on artificial intelligence infrastructure is accelerating toward a $2 trillion cumulative spend over the next two years,…
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Late Ad Buys Cost Trump Super PACs Millions in Midterms
Republican-aligned super PACs are paying up to five times the standard rate for television advertising in the final weeks of…
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Newsom’s Presidential Calculus Tested as First State Worker Strike in 20 Years Hits California Budget
SACRAMENTO — The first strike by California’s largest state employee union in two decades has thrust Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s labor…
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