The William Hill and 888 owner is handing itself to a Greek casino and lottery operator with US reach, signaling another shake-up in online gambling ownership.

The reseller says it will give Bryan Mansell his Star Wars sets back, drop its lawsuit, and close the Oregon location, a reminder that messy franchise records can become public-relations and legal liabilities fast.

A supplier to US hyperscalers now tops China’s benchmark, showing how AI demand can reshuffle market power far beyond Silicon Valley.

Huang’s Seoul tour shows how South Korea has become a bigger strategic lever for Nvidia, from memory chips to robotics and market sentiment.

The podcast producer behind The Rest is... turned subscriptions and live events into a 321% annual growth story that every media chief will notice.

Recruiters say companies are trimming discretionary hiring while protecting revenue-linked and regulatory roles, a split that could reshape Gulf labor budgets through summer.

Garner says she is grateful her kids support her acting comeback, and her choice to keep jobs in Los Angeles shows how working parents trade ambition for logistics.

British Retail Consortium and BDO data show a May bounce-back after April's sharp drop, giving retailers brief relief as war and spending pressure still hang over demand.

The union locked in AI guardrails, a pension-plan merger path, and better streaming residuals, giving Hollywood a clearer template for the next labor fight.

Members overwhelmingly backed a contract that sets new guardrails for synthetic actors and folds two pension funds together, shaping labor costs and AI rights for studios.

A first encounter between airline CEO Jackie Cruz and company lawyer Daniel Blanchflower sets up a workplace romcom with real executive stakes.

As Iran-linked disruption keeps Strait of Hormuz volatile, Gulf states are spending billions to build routes, storage and pipelines that can move oil without it.