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News•Feb 10, 2026
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News•Feb 9, 2026
Court TV, Known for Live Trial Coverage, Is Getting a New Owner
Court TV, the long‑standing true‑crime network known for live trial coverage, is being sold by E.W. Scripps to the parent company of the Law&Crime Network. The deal signals a strategic shift toward expanding Court TV’s digital footprint, especially streaming. Scripps...
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News•Feb 5, 2026
Brad Karp’s Fall Shows Growing Fallout From Epstein Files
Brad Karp abruptly resigned as chairman of Paul Weiss after newly released Justice Department files linked him to Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan mansion and showed he sought a film job for his son. The revelations triggered a swift leadership change, with top...
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News•Feb 2, 2026
The Latest Way to Create an Isolated Retreat: Buy a Whole Village
Wealthy entrepreneurs are buying entire abandoned European villages to create isolated hospitality retreats. Jason Lee Beckwith’s 2024 purchase of a Spanish village—complete with a church, school and pool—illustrates the trend, with many villages available for under $1 million. Rural depopulation across...
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News•Feb 2, 2026
The Major Business Names in the Epstein Files
The Justice Department released more than three million pages of Jeffrey Epstein files, exposing email correspondence that ties high‑profile business leaders such as Elon Musk and Bill Gates to the disgraced financier. The documents reveal contradictions to earlier public statements...
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News•Jan 29, 2026
Russia’s Lukoil in Talks to Sell Some Assets to U.S. Investment Firm
Lukoil announced it is negotiating the sale of its foreign assets to Washington‑based Carlyle, a move prompted by U.S. sanctions imposed last year. The proposed transaction would transfer all overseas holdings except those in Kazakhstan, pending Carlyle’s due diligence and...
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News•Jan 29, 2026
The A.I. Boom’s Uncertain Payoff
Meta announced a capital‑expenditure budget of $115‑$135 billion for 2026, with the bulk earmarked for artificial‑intelligence initiatives, sending its stock up 8%. Microsoft reported $37.5 billion in capex for the latest quarter, a 65% year‑over‑year increase, yet its shares slipped more than...
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Deals•Jan 29, 2026
Lukoil in Talks to Sell Overseas Assets to Carlyle
Russian oil giant Lukoil announced it is negotiating the sale of its overseas assets, excluding Kazakhstan, to U.S. investment firm Carlyle. The transaction, pending due diligence and regulatory approval, has no disclosed financial terms. The potential deal marks a major...
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News•Jan 28, 2026
Clay, an A.I. Sales Start-Up, Lets Employees Cash Out. Again.
Clay, an AI‑driven sales and marketing startup, announced a second employee tender offer, letting staff sell shares at a $5 billion valuation—up from $1.5 billion in its first tender. The new offer arrives nine months after the initial buyback and follows a...
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