Author: Isla

The paused US$110b Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery merger has put fresh attention on legal risk, deal timelines, and funding costs across media and broadcasting stocks. With the transaction frozen until at least June 2027 and a US$650m quarterly ticking fee potentially kicking in after September, investors are reassessing where risk and opportunity now sit. This article looks at how that news might affect large media and broadcasting companies, and highlights 3 stocks from our Entertainment Sector Stocks screener that appear more positively exposed to the fallout from the Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery delay. M&C Saatchi (AIM:SAA) Overview: M&C…

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New Delhi: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) Saturday ended its agitation after central govt broadly accepted its three key demands.During the third round of talks that CJP’s representatives had with two Union ministers, it emerged that two demands — of withdrawing cases filed against protesters and compensating the families of the students who died by suicide after the NEET paper leak — would be met. At a joint news conference in the Constitution Club of India, CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka said: “We declare our protest as withdrawn. Please go home peacefully.” From the govt side, ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh…

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Jakarta, IO – The ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 Trophy Tour arrives in Indonesia with the prize trophy on display st Kots Kasablanka South Jakarta on July 25 and 26. The ASEAN Hyundai Cup, the jewel in the crown of ASEAN football kicks off on Friday July 24 and runs to August 26. The Trophy exhibition open to the public from 3-7 PM July 25 and from 11 am to 7 PM on Sunday July 26 at the Ground Floor of Mosaic Atrium Kota Kasablanka. Indonesia’s football legends Bambang Pamungkas and Christian Gonzales had appear for a meet and greet and…

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India’s Cockroach movement has called off its protests after reaching an agreement with the government. The group says all of its demands have been met, including the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. #dwnews facebook.com Source link

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Maiden Forgings has commissioned a new facility in Uttar Pradesh and plans to expand its iron and steel manufacturing capacity to 62,000 tonnes by November 2026.Maiden Forgings on Thursday said it plans to expand its iron and steel products manufacturing capacity to 62,000 tonnes by November 2026.In an exchange filing, the company said it has operationalised a new manufacturing facility at Bhojpur in Uttar Pradesh, taking total capacity to 53,000 tonnes. The company will expand its iron and steel products-making capacity to 62,000 tonnes by November 2026, Maiden Forgings said.”Operations formally commenced on July 18, 2026. MFL is now working…

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The Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) on Sunday said it will assess whether it needs to issue its top T10 typhoon signal, after hoisting the T9 warning at 1.10am as Severe Typhoon Noul bears down on the coast of Guangdong.“Depending on the change in local wind conditions, the observatory will assess the need of issuing the Hurricane Signal, No 10. Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal, No 9 or above is expected to remain in force at least until 7 am today”, the observatory said in a statement. The observatory last issued the T10 signal in September 2025, when the top warning was…

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 Pope Leo XIV has appointed Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia el-Kassis, apostolic nuncio to the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, as the Holy See’s new permanent observer to the United Nations in New York. The Lebanese-born archbishop, who is also apostolic delegate to the Arabian Peninsula, succeeds Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, who is now the papal nuncio to the United States. Caccia had been U.N. nuncio from 2019 until he was named to his new post by the pope on March 7. The appointment of el-Kassis was announced July 25 by the Holy See Press Office. El-Kassis was appointed nuncio to the United Arab Emirates…

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Ipswich Town have confirmed the arrival of Daizen Maeda.Reports earlier this week revealed that the Japan international was travelling south for a medical after the Tractor Boys struck a deal with Celtic for the 28-year-old’s signature.And the transfer has now been finalised, with the forward putting pen to paper on a contract that runs until the summer of 2029.Daizen Maeda, left, has completed his move to Ipswich Town. Picture: Andrew HendersonMaeda, who is believed to have cost Ipswich an initial outlay of £8m, said: “I am very proud to sign for Ipswich Town. I have always dreamed of playing in…

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