Local stations pay Disney to carry ABC and sell ads in its breaks. Disney is moving part of the audience for the year’s biggest game to screens where those stations sell nothing.
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Letters this week told both exchanges not to list sports contracts they had self-certified, on two different legal theories.
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The daily fantasy app now sells $1 to $2,500 card packs in all 50 states. A card the buyer doesn’t ship within three days sells itself back at a value PrizePicks sets, and the money lands in the same balance that pays for pick’em entries.
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Barclays is cutting thousands of jobs in the same results that handed shareholders more cash, and DeepSeek’s round doubled at the same valuation. Plus Australia’s order prying open Apple’s App Store, Meta’s new non-voting shares, and four years in which the S&P 500 beat pro sports teams.
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From March 1, 2027, iPhone users with Australian accounts get rival app stores and outside checkouts. The orders also cap what Apple can charge on those sales, tied to whatever Apple charges on physical goods.
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A one-for-one dividend of non-voting stock goes to every Meta holder after the new charter takes effect in January. The founder agreement attached to it decides who can actually sell it, and the filing names California’s Prop 40 as one reason.
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Tesla’s new retail program offers two boxes that split on mergers, and the company’s own 2025 vote shows how a board-backed proposal can fall short of half the outstanding shares.
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The league’s investment arm will run a new vehicle with General Atlantic and outside money, aimed at ticketing, hospitality and media. The NFL decides who gets access in exactly those categories, and the profits from the fund sit outside the revenue owners share with players.
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Oasis Management’s contract keeps Bob Chapek in the Vail Resorts board race until the vote, and SpaceX’s first profit as a public company owes plenty to interest income. Plus Netflix’s ad shortfall, Braze sold below its IPO price, and Utah suing Kalshi along with one of its market makers.
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The state wants a geofence and its money back, and it sized Utah’s share of Kalshi with a number from Kalshi’s own head of markets.
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