business
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Byron Allen’s Hostile Bid for Starz: A Strategic Pivot in Media Consolidation
Media mogul Byron Allen has publicly confirmed his intent to acquire Starz, signaling a major challenge to the network’s current ownership and a aggressive expansion strategy in the premium content space.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Becomes Third Best-Selling Game in History
Take-Two Interactive confirms Red Dead Redemption 2 has surpassed 85 million units sold, marking its highest annual performance since its 2018 launch and securing its status as the third best-selling game of all time.
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National and Regional Stars Shine at Irish Restaurant Awards
The 2026 awards celebrated Ireland’s culinary scene, honoring Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud and spotlighting regional talent and industry excellence.
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Charli xcx Joins Nothing as Global Brand Ambassador and Shareholder
Pop icon Charli xcx has secured a stake in London-based tech firm Nothing, marking a strategic shift toward creator-led consumer electronics.
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A Culinary Era Ends: Feltner’s Whatta-burger Closes After 58 Years in Russellville
After 58 years of service, the iconic Arkansas institution Feltner’s Whatta-burger has officially closed its doors, marking the end of a multi-generational legacy in the River Valley.
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Buc-ee’s Marks Virginia Expansion With Massive Mt. Crawford Debut
Texas-based retail giant Buc-ee’s has officially opened its first Virginia location in Mt. Crawford, drawing massive crowds to the 74,000-square-foot facility.
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Cameron Boozer Draft Stakes Loom Large After 2026 Lottery
Following the 2026 NBA Draft lottery, Duke star Cameron Boozer is projected as a top-three pick, drawing parallels to his father Carlos Boozer’s legacy.
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Peacock and Apple TV Bundle Expands to Prime Video
Amazon has integrated the Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus bundle into its Prime Video storefront, offering US subscribers a streamlined way to access both services at a discount.
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Disney Begins 1,000 Job Cuts Under New CEO Josh D’Amaro
Walt Disney Co. has initiated a workforce reduction affecting 1,000 employees across its studios, ESPN, and marketing divisions as part of a strategic restructuring effort.
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Glenside Hotel Closes Indefinitely Following Major Fire
The award-winning Glenside Hotel in Drogheda has closed indefinitely after a significant fire caused extensive damage to the premises on April 13, 2026.
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Alaska Airlines Pivots to Global Premium Market
Alaska Airlines is launching its new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner cabin on April 28, marking a strategic shift from regional West Coast carrier to a global premium competitor.
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Johann Rupert Reinstates CEO Role at Richemont Amid Strategy Shift
Richemont chairman Johann Rupert has announced the return of a group CEO role to oversee the luxury conglomerate’s digital transition, marking a significant change in corporate governance.
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Texas Targets London Finance as City Faces Dual Pressures
Texas has launched a dedicated London office to court UK firms with low-tax incentives, even as the capital grapples with ongoing civil unrest and regulatory uncertainty.
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Verizon’s January Outage Leaves Enterprise Contracts at Risk
A new survey reveals that 59% of large business customers are more likely to seek alternatives following Verizon’s January 14 network outage, signaling a critical retention challenge.
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New CRA Pre-Claim Approval Aims to Curb Audit Risks
The Canada Revenue Agency has launched a new Pre-claim approval process for SR&ED tax incentives to help businesses secure certainty and reduce audit exposure amid heightened scrutiny of 2026 tax filings.