Economy
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Jay-Z’s Debut Album Charts Higher Than Ever Decades After Its Release
Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt returns to the U.K. hip-hop albums chart at a new peak nearly 30 years after it first appeared on the ranking.
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Drake, Victoria Monet And Quavo Lead This Week’s New Release Rollouts
The first Friday of October featured major album rollouts from Drake, Victoria Monét, and Quavo. We’re breaking down each rollout.
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Labor Market Loses Momentum In September—29,000 Jobs Added—While July Turns Negative
The U.S. labor market added just 29,000 jobs in September, while the Bureau of Labor Statistics revised August and July lower.
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The $6 Billion Operator: Ynon Kreiz Must Know What Not To Combine
Ynon Kreiz takes on Paramount’s $6 billion synergy target after Warner Bros. Discovery, drawing on experience at Endemol, Fox Kids Europe and Mattel.
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Some Disappointing News About ‘Lanterns’ Season 2 On HBO Max
‘Lanterns’ is a huge hit for DC and HBO Max, but there is some not great news about season 2 that’s being reported.
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Cubs’ 6-Year Infielder, Historic Franchise First, Dies After Pioneering Career
The Chicago Cubs received news that a former franchise first who enjoyed a particularly memorable win at Wrigley Field has died.
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ALPHA DRIVE ONE ‘Unbreakable: Fragile Beast,’ Finally Arrives To The U.S.
ALPHA DRIVE ONE’s second mini-album, “UNBREAKABLE : 少年BEAST,” is physically here to the U.S. for the first time, with hopes to land on the U.S. charts.
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Miley Denied A New No. 1 Bestseller By Only One Space
Miley’s Bass Persuades narrowly misses another No. 1, while debuting inside the top 10 on four U.K. album sales charts.
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How Financial Brands Can Build More Trust With Gen Z And Millennials
A Braze survey reveals millennials and Gen Z, despite differing financial priorities, both demand timely insights and data transparency from financial services.