Warner Bros. has a lawsuit against Paramount for $500 million
South Park: An End to End Game For The CWD Westonazimuthal XMM-Newton Comedy Streaming License
The entire library of the show, as well as the 30 new episodes for seasons 24, 25, and 26 were intended to be brought on by the deal. However, Warner Bros. Discovery alleges it didn’t get what it paid for. South Park Digital Studios did not deliver on its promise of 10 new episodes each season and charged the company extra for the 50-minute Pandemic Special.
Nearly all “South Park” episodes air first on Paramount-owned Comedy Central. The creators of “South Park” auctioned off streaming rights to the first 23 seasons of the show.
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The decision to let drones fly in dangerous areas is not political according to the company
Chinese dronemaker DJI has announced that it will no longer provide geofencing to its US users. “As soon as the [US] Federal Aviation Administration [FAA] removes the geofencing functionality…pilots will automatically be unable to fly in US airspace,” DJI said. It further said that it will continue to voluntarily generate warnings if pilots attempt to fly in restricted airspace.
The quest for domination of the man has gone global
Billionaire Elon Musk in an op-ed for Bloomberg called British PM Keir Starmer a “very few government in rich countries or especially important countries that is leaning left”. Starmer’s government is one of the “very few governments in rich countries or especially important countries that is leaning left,” he said. Musk also called for Starmer’s imprisonment after the close of the US election.
Congestion pricing shows the future of the Democratic Party
The New York City’s toll on commercial vehicles began on Tuesday at $9 (over 70) per vehicle during peak hours and at $3.60 (over 3,500) for other times. The toll for small commercial trucks and buses can be as high as $16.40, while larger trucks and tour buses will be charged $21.60 at peak hours and $5.40 off-peak.
The failed grocery megamerger was the subject of a lawsuit
A US court on Tuesday put on hold Kroger’s proposed merger with Albertsons to create the country’s biggest grocery store chain, Safeway. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) had objected to the deal over concerns that it would lead to higher prices and fewer choices for shoppers. Safeway and Vons are owned by Albertsons, which also owns Fred Meyer and King Soopers.
Cruise’s service will likely cease to exist as GM pulls funding
US automaker General Motors said it will no longer fund its robotaxi service Cruise. The company said it will focus its spending on autonomous vehicle development for personally owned vehicles. GM CEO Mary Barra said deploying and maintaining a robotaxi fleet is both too expensive and far away from the manufacturer’s core business of building and selling cars.
There is a full Speaker Lineup at the Today’s DealBook Summit
Major companies including JPMorgan, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and American Express will be attending the New York Times DealBook Summit on June 16-18. The event is attended by over 3,000 people and is co-sponsored by Bloomberg and Bloomberg Television. The Summit will feature discussions on issues including the future of global trade, weight loss and artificial intelligence (AI) among others.