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Business · BurbankDisney's stock spiked nearly 4% in after-hours trading Wednesday after the entertainment giant said it added 14.4 million Disney+ subscribers. The company also beat expectations for its revenues and profits, thanks to strong results in its theme parks division. Disney now has more than 221 million total subscriptions across all of its subscription streaming offerings globally, officially surpassing Netflix.See the Story
Disney tops Netflix in streaming subscribers, raises prices for ad-free options
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Offbeat · ChicagoJordan wore the jersey during the 1998 NBA Finals and his last year with the Chicago Bulls. In May, Sotheby's auctioned off soccer player Diego Maradona's 1986 world cup shirt for $9.3 million. The auction house estimates Jordan's jersey will sell for $3 million to $5 million.See the Story
Michael Jordan jersey from 1998 NBA Finals could bring up to $5M at auction
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TwitterElon Musk sold nearly 8 million shares of Tesla stock in recent days and raised $6.9 billion in cash. The timing of his transactions suggests he also cashed out right after Tesla stock surged to a three-month high. Musk is in a legal battle with Twitter over a $44 billion takeover.See the Story
Elon Musk Sold Nearly $7 Billion Tesla Shares, Cashing In After the Stock Rebounded
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BusinessBraden Wallake, CEO of social media firm HyperSocial, laid off two employees. He posted a selfie of himself crying to LinkedIn, where he has more than 30,000 followers. Wallake's post received a fair amount of criticism from other users of the networking platform. Harvard Business School professor Sandra Sucher says Wallake put a human face to the harm of layoffs.See the Story
A CEO Posted Himself Crying on LinkedIn After Laying Off Workers. The Internet’s Reaction Was Harsh.
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Business · ChicagoA federal jury in Chicago found Michael Nowak, the former head of JPMorgan Chase's precious metals trading desk, and his top trader guilty of wire fraud and spoofing. Spoofing is a form of market manipulation in which a trader places one or more highly-visible orders in the futures market but has no intention of keeping them.See the Story
Ex-JPMorgan Traders Convicted in Federal Fraud Trial
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EntertainmentDark comedies, documentaries, and medical dramas are what lines the aisles of this week’s streaming selections. Whether you want to turn your brain off and have a little fun or watch something that really makes you sit and think, there are plenty of options for both.What to watch on NetflixDay ShiftIf the words “vampire action comedy” don’t pique your interest at least a little bit, then Day Shift is not for you. This genre-bending new movie sta…See the Story
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: August 12-18
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In ‘The Rogue Agent’ A Con Man’s Real-Life Spy Games Make For Taut Viewing
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Comic Creator Frank Miller is Suing the Widow of an Editor for Refusing to Return Valuable Batman Illustrations
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EntertainmentThe Golden Globes will be returning to NBC in 2023. The awards institution created by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has struggled to maintain its gilded stature lately. The Globes push the boundary of frivolity like no other Hollywood awards show. It seemed fairly inevitable when NBC announced it would drop the awards for the next 20 years.See the Story
The Golden Globes are Back, But Why?
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EntertainmentSlenderman: A Tragic Story of Online Obsession and Mental Illness. Two pre-pubescent girls transfixed by a malevolent online monster who attempt to murder their friend to appease this phantom incarnation. Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, Wisconsin girls either enchanted by fantasy or besieged by hallucinations.See the Story
Review: Author Kathleen Hale’s ‘Slenderman’ Skillfully Takes on a Teen Creepy-Pasta Inspired Murder Case
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Electric Truck Maker Nikola Names Its Third CEO in Two Years, But Says it Has a Plan
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