
Garth Brooks could test a $2 billion catalog sale
The country giant is openly entertaining offers for his fully owned music rights, and a record-breaking deal could reshape streaming access and bidding math.
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The country giant is openly entertaining offers for his fully owned music rights, and a record-breaking deal could reshape streaming access and bidding math.

A massive $5.4B valuation and new partnerships signal a pivot from legal combat to collaborative creation in the generative AI music wars.

Uber's $100 million purchase of a 12.5% stake from e& brings Careem back under closer control, reshaping the super app's ownership and strategic direction.

The International Energy Agency says inventories are falling fast, and even a ceasefire in the US-Israel war on Iran may not prevent a prolonged energy crisis.

As Kyiv ramps up attacks on Russian energy and logistics, the conflict's economic and military dimensions are rapidly escalating, forcing global energy players to reassess risk.

The global payroll platform is leveraging its MENA depth and AI tools to challenge global incumbents in Western markets.
The OECD warns that if the US-Iran standoff drags into 2027, world GDP growth could halve and push several economies into contraction.

The premiere of Dreams of Violets at Tribeca signals a massive shift in how indie creators can bypass traditional studio budgets using generative AI.

The massive acquisition of CLI gives the UAE group strategic access to South America's massive agricultural export engine and a key East-West trade artery.

From mega-festivals to niche tech summits, this year's schedule reveals key dates for networking, investment, and market trends.

Netanyahu's public declaration of expanding control over Gaza signals a major shift in regional stability and humanitarian aid access.

Perplexity says its new hybrid orchestrator decides, task by task, what stays local and what hits the cloud, which could reshape privacy, latency, and chip demand.