CEO M. Turner opened the call by highlighting, "this is one of the best in a long history of beat and raise quarters as has been our custom for a very long time." Turner emphasized ongoing momentum in ...
Halloween makeup can be a challenge if you're unsure where to start or what you need to create a scary look for trick-or-treaters on 31 October. Do you go full-on zombie, or wicked witch, or even try ...
Connecting the dots: The $55 billion purchase of EA this week by a Saudi-backed consortium has a lot of people worried about the effect it will have on the company. Not only have there been claims of ...
Pinnacle Is the No. 1 Bank in the Nashville MSA by Deposits for the Eighth Consecutive Year, Holds No. 2 in Tennessee, Grows Market Share in 22 of 27 MSAs Recruiting power and differentiated model ...
Pinnacle was also the biggest deposit grower in Tennessee, holding the No. 2 spot statewide at June 30, 2025 with 12.94 percent market share—less than half a percentage point behind the leader and the ...
In defiance of the usual pace of change in New York City, more of these spaces are being left untouched, becoming intimate monuments to a creative life. By M.H. Miller Photographs by Jason Schmidt ...
Apple TV+ has broken records at the Emmys with more wins than ever before — and with "The Studio" becoming the most-winning freshman comedy ever. "Slow Horses" won the outstanding drama directing ...
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's Hollywood satire takes home TV's top prize after earning 23 record-smashing nominations. “The Studio” follows the comic mishaps of Remick and his colleagues (played by ...
Hollywood loves nothing so much as self-satire — except maybe getting somebody else to help pay for it. Yes, “The Studio” is returning for a second season, this time with $13 million in support from ...
Apple TV+’s The Studio and a new HBO series from Larry David headline the first round of subsidies to Hollywood after California’s historic expansion of the state’s entertainment tax credit program, ...
(Updated with more data, details & a new chart) The first round of California’s $750 million tax incentives program announced today is betting big on Hollywood, literally and fictionally. Especially ...
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