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“Godzilla vs. Kong” tops the field workplace with a $ 32.2 million opening

Godzilla and King Kong fight in Warner Bros.’s “Godzilla vs. Kong.” Source: Warner Bros. The box office at home is back. Warner Bros. and Legendary’s “Godzilla vs. Kong” had a pandemic best opening over the weekend, raising $ 32.2 million on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The film, which was released domestically on Wednesday, grossed $…
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Why there’s a increase in boomer rock stars promoting their songs

Paul Simon performs on stage during the Nearness Of You benefit concert at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center on January 20, 2015 in New York City. Ilya S. Savenok | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images From Bob Dylan plugging his electric guitar on for the first time to Super Bowl commercials,…
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Carl Icahn appoints former GE government Kekedjian to go Icahn Enterprises: WSJ

Carl Icahn speaks at Delivering Alpha in New York on September 13, 2016. David A. Grogan | CNBC Carl Icahn has named former General Electric CEO Aris Kekedjian to head his eponymous investment firm Icahn Enterprises, the billionaire businessman told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published on Sunday. Kekedjian, GE’s chief investment officer…
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Macerich’s sale of Arizona Mall offers clues as to what dying malls are to return

Macerich’s Paradise Valley Mall in Phoenix, AZ. Google Earth The future of the suburban mall could look like a mini-community, with far less shopping. US mall owner Macerich announced Thursday that it had sold a majority stake in Paradise Valley Mall in Phoenix for $ 100 million to a joint venture with a subsidiary of…
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AMC inventory slides after CEO discusses plans to doubtlessly situation extra shares

AMC Entertainment’s shares fell as much as 5% Thursday after the company’s CEO informed CNBC of his plans to get shareholder approval to approve an additional 500 million shares. AMC weathered the coronavirus pandemic through fundraisers that prevented bankruptcy and allowed the cinema chain to keep operating, albeit with limited capacity. In January, the company…
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CarMax adverts starring Sue Chicken and Steph Curry go viral and spotlight gender focus

Sue Bird of Seattle Storm celebrates during the game against the Las Vegas Aces in game three of the WNBA Finals on October 6, 2020 at Field Entertainment Center in Palmetto, Florida. Ned Dishman | National Basketball Association | Getty Images A series of CarMax ads starring WNBA superstar Sue Bird, who recently went viral…
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Asian-American enterprise leaders pledge $ 10 million for AAPI functions

Nearly 1,000 Asian American business leaders and business leaders across the country have pledged to donate $ 10 million to aid the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities (AAPI) amid a national outcry against anti-Asian violence. Eric Yuan, CEO of Zoom, Steve Chen, co-founder of YouTube, Debby Soo, CEO of OpenTable, and Sheila Marcelo, founder…
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GM unveils an electrical Hummer SUV topping $ 110,000

The 2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV and the 2022 GMC Hummer EV Sport Utility Truck or SUT. GM DETROIT – General Motors unveiled an all-electric Hummer SUV on Saturday that will exceed $ 110,000 when it is sold in 2023. The vehicle will be the stable mate for an upcoming Hummer pickup that is due…
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The automakers recorded sturdy gross sales within the first quarter regardless of the scarcity of chips

A customer looks at a General Motors Co. Chevrolet vehicle on sale at a Colma, Calif. Car dealership on Monday, February 8, 2021. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images DETROIT – Automakers report strong vehicle sales driven by consumer demand in the first quarter as fleet sales struggled and a persistent shortage of…
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US firms are beneath stress to withstand

Protesters gather outside the Georgia State Capitol to protest HB 531, which would tighten Georgia election restrictions in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, on March 4, 2021. Dustin Chambers | Reuters US corporations are facing increasing pressure and threats of boycotts to publicly oppose Republican-backed electoral laws in Georgia and other states that critics claim…