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NFL Sunday Ticket is The New Goal of Apple. A Victory Will Reshape the Streaming Industry
Apple thinks that sports are one of the last holdouts of scheduled content with mass market appeal and significant advertising potential for its Apple TV+. Apple is said to be looking for the NFL Sunday Ticket subscription service. Here the issues come in.
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Rivian and Li Auto Stocks Were Purchased by the Largest Pension in the US. However, Sirius and Zoom were sold
The biggest pension fund in America has increased its interest in producers of electric vehicles but reduced positions in videoconferencing and broadcasting. Let’s see what is going on.
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7 Companies at Risk of Liquidity Squeeze: What You Should Know
Royal Caribbean Group (RCL) is an example. At the end of June, the cruise line had $5.5 billion in short-term debt but $2.1 billion in cash. Royal Caribbean recently issued $1.15 billion in convertible notes to cover some of its current debt, stretching the maturity date from 2023 to 2025. However, it has a higher interest rate - 6% vs. 4.25% and 2.875% for retired debt.
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5 Signs That Bitcoin Has Hit Bottom
It has been a terrible year for Bitcoin, which lost more than half its value in 2022. However, some cryptocurrency investors are starting to question if the token could have struck a bottom, given that the price of the biggest digital asset has increased by approximately 20% since June.
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Why Inflation Slowed in July and What It Means for the Fed’s Work
Even if inflation continues at historically high levels, this represents a healthy step toward a cooling economy. While the Fed is unlikely to reverse its aggressive monetary policy tightening until a downward trend becomes clearer, markets reacted positively to the news, with investors anticipating that the central bank will not need to move more dramatically than expected when officials meet again in September.
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