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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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Boeing accepted a guilty plea over the crashes
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The union of Amazon joins the one of the Teamsters
A union representing Amazon workers in the US has lost both of its elections in New York after its victory in Staten Island in 2022, The New York Times reported. Amazon has reportedly refused to recognise the Amazon Labor Union (ALU) nor begin bargaining with it over the past two years. The union’s finances and internal cohesion have deteriorated, the report added.
Fisker tried to beat Tesla, and now it is bankrupt
American electric carmaker Fisker has filed for bankruptcy after selling the majority of its shares to Japanese automaker Nissan in September. The startup was founded by Henrik Fisker in 2010 and aims to produce fully electric vehicles within three years. Earlier, a report had claimed that Fisker lost $350 million in talks with Nissan for an all-electric vehicle.
A study shows no drop in productivity when hybrid working works
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