CEOs Can't Avoid Politics, Says Pernod Ricard Executive
Pernod Richard’s Ann Mukherjee at home in Dallas.
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Netflix Movies Turn Up in a Surprising Place: Theaters
Netflix’s zombie-heist movie ‘Army of the Dead’ opened in theaters Friday. It will start streaming a week later.
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Author Accuses Apple of Defamatory Statements
Apple said this week it had parted ways with Antonio García Martínez, who had been hired about a month ago to work on ad platforms.
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Hertz Gets Court Approval for Bankruptcy Deal With Top Bidders
Hertz filed for bankruptcy last May as its revenue plummeted during the pandemic.
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Les Moonves to Forgo $120 Million in Settlement With ViacomCBS
Les Moonves, shown in 2016, had disputed the denial of his severance payment.
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7-Eleven Completes Convenience Store Acquisition Amid FTC Disarray
7-Eleven’s deal with Marathon adds roughly 3,800 Speedway stores in 36 states to its business.
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U.S. Businesses Aren't Budging on Face Masks, for Now
Disney said this week that it expects to see an immediate jump in the number of people inside its U.S. theme parks following the CDC’s relaxed guidance.
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Coke to Discontinue Coca-Cola Energy in U.S.
Coca-Cola Energy entered the U.S. market in January 2020, but the coronavirus pandemic soon interrupted its rollout.
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