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Yandex, often described as Russia’s Google, has sold its domestic businesses at a knock-down price. Bloomberg reports the search and services giant, now headquartered in the Netherlands, has handed off its Russian operations for 475 billion rubles ($5.2 billion) in cash and shares. The new owners include the management group, as well as Russia’s biggest domestic energy company, Lukoil, and Russian businessman and a former executive at Gazprom, Alexander Ryazanov, among others. Now that… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Retail executives spent last year getting inventories in ‘great shape’: Morning Brief  Yahoo Finance Source link

Sanctions against Russian companies and individuals have become a common tool for Western governments to exert pressure on the country’s domestic and foreign policy. However, a new study published in Russia’s main business daily Kommersant finds that sanctions targeted against executives – as opposed to oligarchs or politicians – may have unintended and long-term… Source link

Disney’s (DIS) “Avatar: The Way of Water” delivered director James Cameron his first $100-million opening weekend — but missed industry expectations of $170 million-plus. The much-anticipated sequel, which runs 3 hours and 12 minutes, secured roughly $134 million in domestic markets — tying with Warner Bros.’ (WBD) “The Batman” as the fifth-highest opener of 2022, according to Comscore data. Disney, which saw shares slump 3% in early trading on Monday, had anticipated a range between $135… Source link

Disney’s (DIS) “Avatar: The Way of Water” delivered director James Cameron his first $100-million opening weekend — but missed industry expectations of $170 million-plus. The much-anticipated sequel, which runs 3 hours and 12 minutes, secured roughly $134 million in domestic markets — tying with Warner Bros.’ (WBD) “The Batman” as the fifth-highest opener of 2022, according to Comscore data. Disney closed Monday’s trading session down 4.8% — the lowest level since March 2020. The studio… Source link

The shake-up at Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) continues. On Friday, the media giant revealed prominent Discovery executives will be exiting the company — the latest in a slew of restructuring efforts as CEO David Zaslav doubles down on streamlining the debt-ridden business. Among the departures will be Nancy Daniels, who oversaw channels at Discovery, TNT, and TBS, along with Jane Latman, who led the company’s HGTV and Food Network divisions. Matthew Butler, who most recently oversaw content… Source link

Apple (AAPL) is joining its streaming competitors in hiking prices. On Monday, the tech giant announced price increases across its various services including Apple TV+, Apple Music, and the Apple One Bundle. This is the first time Apple has raised the subscription prices of those offerings in the U.S., and international markets will see similar price increases. In a statement to Yahoo Finance, an Apple spokesperson confirmed the price hikes, stating: “The subscription prices for Apple Music,… Source link

Apple (AAPL) is joining its streaming competitors in hiking prices. On Monday, the tech giant announced price increases across its various services including Apple TV+, Apple Music, and the Apple One Bundle. This is the first time Apple has raised the subscription prices of those offerings in the U.S., and international markets will see similar price increases. In a statement to Yahoo Finance, an Apple spokesperson confirmed the price hikes, stating: “The subscription prices for Apple Music,… Source link

As part of a range of actions this week on gas prices, the Biden administration has summoned the heads of seven top oil refining companies to Washington after a week of tense back-and-forth with industry leaders. The CEOs will meet with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm after the president blasted their high profits as “not acceptable” in a recent letter to the companies. In one response, Chevron (CVX) pushed back by saying that Washington’s approach was actually the culprit for high… Source link

(Bloomberg) — Twitter Inc. executives told employees on Thursday that the $44 billion deal to sell the company to billionaire Elon Musk is moving forward as planned, and that they won’t renegotiate the agreed-upon price of $54.20 per share. Most Read from Bloomberg Vijaya Gadde, Twitter’s top lawyer and head of policy, also told workers at an all-hands meeting that there is “no such thing as a deal being on hold,” according to people who attended the meeting. She was pushing back on… Source link