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The streamer will cut 6% of its 16,000-employee workforce amid slowing subscriber growth and customer engagement.

Canada’s Bill C-39 could reshape labor relations and fast-track major infrastructure projects, signaling a dramatic shift in economic and energy policy.

Ukrainian intelligence reportedly killed Oleh Shutov, accused of assassinating intelligence general Maksym Shapoval in 2017, after a nine-year hunt.

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, the bumper crop of biotech IPOs, Isomorphic’s reported $40 billion valuation fundraise, and the impact of drugmakers’ gifts to doctors.

Jim Furyk is planning on changing things with the United States team heading into the 2027 Ryder Cup in hopes of a rare foreign soil victory.

The Atlanta Braves’ president of baseball operations offered a response on the outfield slugger after a disappointing season.

The Warriors might have locked in Podziemski on a relative discount if he’s about to have a career year, while he secured generational wealth either way.

The Philadelphia Phillies slugger has taken on a new role after his team was eliminated, according to a video circulating on social media.

Recent industry research from Sounds Profitable shows that 74% of U.S. adults have consumed podcasts, with 39% listening weekly.

While top shows secure massive deals, most podcasts generate little to no revenue and struggle to monetize. This reality highlights a broader industry challenge where only a small fraction of creators makes substantial money. To examine these financial dynamics, we’re introducing a new series of articles investigating how podcasts generate income.