4/14/25

Automakers climb on Trump’s suggestion of tariff relief for car companies

Speaking to reporters on Monday, President Trump suggested that some form of tariff relief could be coming for car companies, which have already been responding to the levies with a combination of price hikes, layoffs, and production shifts.

“I’m looking at something to help some of the car companies... They’re switching to parts that were made in Canada, Mexico, and other places. And they need a little bit of time, because they’re gonna make them here,” Trump said.

Shares of automakers like GM, Ford, and Stellantis spiked on the announcement. Additional tariffs on auto parts are set to take effect on May 3.

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The fast-casual chain will be hoping premium upsells can fatten up its profit margins.

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Paramount Skydance reportedly preparing an Ellison-backed Warner Bros. Discovery takeover bid, sending shares soaring

Paramount Skydance is preparing a majority cash bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, The Wall Street Journal reported, sending shares of both companies surging. The Journal’s sources say the deal is backed by the Ellison family, led by David Ellison.

WBD shares were up 30% on the report, while Paramount Skydance jumped 8%.

The offer would cover WBD’s entire business — cable networks, movie studios, the whole enchilada. That comes after WBD announced plans last year to split into two divisions: one for streaming and studios, the other for its traditional cable and TV assets. A recent Wells Fargo note gave WBD a price target hike, primarily because the analysts viewed it as a prime takeover candidate.

If the deal goes through, it would bring together HBO, CNN, DC Studios, and Warner Bros.’ film library with Paramount+, Nickelodeon, and MTV, all under one umbrella.

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If the deal goes through, it would bring together HBO, CNN, DC Studios, and Warner Bros.’ film library with Paramount+, Nickelodeon, and MTV, all under one umbrella.

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9/10/25

As tariffs take root, August new vehicle prices climb by the most in more than 2 years

According to data from Cox Automotive, 17 vehicle brands raised prices of their new vehicles by more than 3% in August.

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9/10/25

Netflix taps Amazon to sell streaming ads in new partnership

Starting this fall, brands will be able to access Netflix’s premium ad slots using Amazon’s buying tech.

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