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“Austin already boasts a growing studio network anchored by Robert Rodriguez’s Troublemaker Studios and the Austin Film Society facilities”
“According to VisitScotland the sector accounts for roughly 5% of Scotland's overall GPD, and supports around a quarter of million jobs.”
“Local 479, which represents more than 7,000 film and television technicians across Georgia and Alabama, has been temporarily placed under the stewardship of several special representatives after President Matthew Loeb “declared an emergenc…”
“Non-Prime members pay $4.99 per delivery.”
“SpaceX’s $60 billion acquisition of Cursor”
“stealing $12 million from him”
“The 2026 German grain harvest is forecast at 41.9 million tonnes, about 7 % below last year.”
“Mr Cromie was a vice president in private wealth solutions at asset management firm Blackstone”
“initial fee of £51million.”
“Suárez worked for NBCU in multiple roles over the course of 20 years.”
“Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s planned $30 million city-owned grocery store”
“Edinburgh recently introduced a 5% visitor levy on overnight accommodation to offset and manage the impacts that the large number of tourists coming to the capital is having.”
“In addition to apparent internal turmoil, the union is also contending with the possible outcomes of Paramount’s $110-billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.”
“nearly 20 million packages that Amazon delivers every day in the U.S.”
“market capitalization rising to nearly $2.3 trillion at its peak”
“The two sides reached a settlement in January 2024, agreeing that Baker and Emily would be repaid the money”
“In Bavaria and Baden‑Württemberg, the drought could cut grain output by up to 20 %.”
“We are shocked by the tragic passing of three people including our colleague Alex Cromie and his wife Marie Ebert, who were celebrating their honeymoon”
“The store at La Marqueta — a historic public marketplace — is expected to cost $30 million and open its doors in 2029”
“Searches for cooler holiday destinations had increased by 74% from the first four months of 2025, according to travel agency trip.com”
“more than 200 million Prime members it has (who each pay $139 a year).”
“in about “four or five years, AI will be 99% of the value” of the company”
“rejected a contract extension offer from the Buccaneers worth a reported $100 million over two years”
“Farmers ask the EU to raise fertilizer aid to €180 million and to advance most direct payments to October.”
“Management consulting firm Bain & Company also expressed devastation over the loss of Ms Ebert, describing her as an 'exceptional' and 'deeply respected' team member”
“Mam... pledged a core basket of staples, not including alcohol, would be sold at a 30% discount — although details remain vague.”
“the nation’s $113 billion beef industry”
“raised a $1 billion round at a $25 billion post-money valuation”
“He got paid $1,200 an episode for all that.”
“Marie Ebert was a much-loved member of our London team. She had an extraordinary future ahead of her”
“Mark Walter agreed to sell his share in the franchise to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger at a historic valuation of $12.5 billion – just 10 months after Walter officially became the Lakers’ majority owner.”
“$750 million fly factory”
“now in early talks for a new round of funding at a $40 billion valuation”
“Demaiter — who has amassed over 3 million followers on Instagram and 2.7 million on TikTok”
“It appeared the Buss family voted to sell their remaining 17.8% share of the Lakers to Kushner and Iger.”
“The two companies have each leased roughly 1 million square feet of office space over the past two years.”
“in a $2.4 billion deal for talent and licensing rights”
“One of the main problems of the Buss family attempting to sell their share of the Lakers: It would result in Jeanie no longer being the team’s Governor, since she would no longer have the qualifying 15% ownership stake in the franchise req…”
“OpenAI is now the city’s second-largest office tenant behind Google, while Anthropic ranks fourth.”
“Cognition laid off 30 employees and offered buyouts to the remaining 200 Windsurf employees”
“When Walter purchased the majority ownership of the Lakers from the Buss family, the league announced that Buss would remain the team’s Governor for a period of at least five years (through 2030).”
“the Trump administration said as of July 31, it certified $100 billion in tariff refunds, including interest, out of the $166 billion it collected.”
“more than 80-hour workweek and six days in the office”
“Iger told the California Post last week he and Kushner intended to honor the agreement made between Walter and Buss.”
“the e-commerce giant said “we received approximately $640 million of tariff refunds under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (“IEEPA”),” during the second quarter of 2026, according to its SEC filing.”
“Musk has said he works up to 120 hours a week and often sleeps on office or factory floors”
“ESPN reported the provision gave the Buss family the opportunity to “tag along on any sale and valuation Walter secured for his shares.””
“Target received almost a billion dollars in refunds during the second quarter, it said on Wednesday. The department store received $994 million in tariff refunds, adding $752 million to net earnings for a total of $1.88 billion and $1.65 t…”
“The regulations are expected to affect roughly 70% of replacement tires currently on the market”
“Nike has also recovered most of what it was owed. The sportswear company said it expected to recover $986 million.”
“the rules will save drivers nearly $1 billion per year in fuel and electricity costs”
“Nike had received $302 million as of May 31, and recorded another $684 million as “outstanding IEEPA tariff receivable.””
“average tire prices could increase from $81 to up to $157”
“FedEx is a different case—the company and its competitor UPS have begun returning refunds to consumers earlier this month. The delivery company said its reported cash balance included approximately $800 million in IEEPA tariff refunds, but…”
“If someone purchased four new tires for his car, the difference could exceed $300 per vehicle”
“Ford reported a $1.3 billion one-time tariff benefit reflecting tariffs it paid between March 2025 and February 2026, per its filing.”
“Harry, 41, and Markle, 45, have reportedly been planning to flee their $14 million mansion in sunny Southern California for several weeks — if not months.”
“Similarly, General Motors separately recorded a $500 million favorable adjustment tied to previously charged tariffs, which GM said it believed were refundable in its filing.”
“They welcomed their youngest child, Lilibet, after moving into the 18,000-square-foot home that features a chicken coop, rose gardens, century-old olive trees, a tennis court, a tea house, children’s cottage and a pool.”
“Stellantis, the maker of Jeep and Ram, received a tariff refund of €400 million (about $467 million).”
“On Wednesday, Aug. 26, Harry Styles will launch his highly-anticipated, 30-concert ‘Together, Together’ Madison Square Garden residency along with special guest Jamie xx in support of his his recently-released fourth studio album “Kiss All…”
“Apple reported a boost from tariff refunds, disclosing that the refunds added approximately two percentage points to its fiscal third‑quarter gross margin and contributed 11 cents to diluted earnings per share.”
“tickets start at $234 including fees on SeatGeek.”
“Kohl’s, which paid about $190 million in tariffs, applied for roughly $140 million in refunds but said in its latest quarterly filing that it had not received any payments.”
“the 34-year-old former One Direction member typically performed 22 songs per show.”
“the lowest price we could find to get into any one show was $281 including fees.”
“On March 6, Styles dropped his fourth solo album “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.””
“Median asking rents for both one- and two-bedroom homes increased year over year in just nine of 41 markets in Los Angeles and San Diego metros, according to new data from rental platform Zumper.”
“Across those cities, one-bedroom listings averaged about $2,040 per month after increases averaging 2.6%.”
“Two-bedroom asking rents averaged roughly $2,700 following an average 4.7% jump.”
“San Marcos delivered the biggest blow to one-bedroom renters, with its median price surging 9.5% to $2,430.”
“Its two-bedroom rent climbed 7.2% to $2,990.”
“Renters seeking two bedrooms were squeezed hardest in San Bernardino, where prices soaring 8.1% to $2,000.”
“Corona followed with a 7.9% increase to $2,590.”
“Lancaster recorded the steepest one-bedroom drop, plunging 11.9% to $1,560, Zumper’s data showed.”
“Redondo Beach fell 7.4% to $2,500,”
“Coronado dropped 6.7% to a still eye-watering $4,200.”
“The biggest two-bedroom break came in Oxnard, where prices tumbled 9.5% to $2,770,”
“Los Angeles dropped 6.9% to $2,970,”
“Glendale fell 6.6% to $2,710.”
“Southern California’s increasing nevertheless pale beside San Francisco, where one-bedroom rents skyrocketed 22.9% to $4,180 and two-bedroom prices leaped $25.9% to a record $6,020, according to Zumper’s national report.”
“Eligible customers who make 12 on-time monthly payments can have up to $8,000 in debt forgiven, according to the utility.”
“Customers must be enrolled in the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) or Family Electric Rate Assistance (FERA) discount programs, have used Edison for at least six months, owe more than $500 and have made at least one payment in …”
“Edison’s residential rates rose about 83% between 2015 and 2025, according to the California Public Utilities Commission’s Public Advocates Office.”
“Californians have seen their energy bills spike by 39% over the past six years — the most by far of any state, according to UC Berkeley’s Haas Energy Institute”
“SoCal Edison’s assistance program was started in 2021, and by 2024, 10,000 Southern California households were enrolled, the Victorville Daily Press reported.”
“PG&E even launched a Match My Payment Program that offers a dollar-for-dollar match, up to $1,000, on past due electric bills.”
“The Condor Club opened in 1964 and calls itself America’s first topless bar.”
“first announced plans to shut down 36 “financially underperforming stores” locations back in March.”
“has since closed down 12 stores with eight of them in The Golden State, the grocery behemoth said on its latest August 12 earnings call.”
“Ian Ferry, CFO, added that 10 new stores have been opened during the quarter, and 17 this year to date.”
“The leases show eight California locations are up for grabs as they have closed down since July 2026.”
“In addition to the closed Golden State stores, it has also shut down three locations in Idaho, six in Maryland, four in New Jersey, six in Ohio and three in Pennsylvania.”
“Despite the 36 closures, it only accounts for roughly 6% of Grocery Outlet’s lineup, according to Grocery Dive.”
“private-label products that have discounts ranging anywhere from 40% off up to 70% off.”
“According to Lynn’s research, 32% of people said they wanted tipping abolished in 2016. That number climbed to 52% by 2022.”
“Nowadays, people are starting at 20% and going up to 30% in terms of the tip options they provide.”
“I think restaurants should cap tips at around 20%.”
“It’s important to leave a tip for that person, because they’re not necessarily going to ask you for a tip, but it’s always nice if you include an extra 10%, 15%, sometimes even more, depending on how far they traveled.”
“I think that the industry can, in fact, help reduce those increases if they simply stick to promoting the 15 to 20% norm and stop asking for these huge tips. Instead, start with 15% and go up to 20 and leave it at that.”
