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AAPL
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MSFT
$517.53
▲ 0.92%
GOOGL
$343.50
▲ 1.56%
AMZN
$251.52
▲ 1.33%
TSLA
$370.59
▲ 4.65%
META
$728.08
▲ 0.30%
NVDA
$233.95
▲ 1.34%
JPM
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood and Big Tech Are Preparing For War
Meta wants to steal TV viewers, Amazon and Apple are meddling with content, and traditional media companies are pursuing megadeals to try and survive.
entertainment  Jun 24, 2026
Variety
Passion Paris, ADN Team Up on Hit Webtoon ‘Hero Killer’ Animated Series (EXCLUSIVE)
Following up Monday’s teasing announcement, Passion Paris and ADN have confirmed they have entered into co-production on an animated series adaptation of the globally acclaimed webtoon “Hero Killer,” to be helmed by “Moonlit Bamboo Forest” director David Pagaille. The announcement was made today at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, and joins a strong line-up […]
entertainment  Jun 24, 2026
The Guardian Health
Farm workers at high risk amid screwworm outbreak in US south-west
Those who work with animals are at greater risk for infection, but face challenges in accessing healthcareAgricultural workers are among the highest risk group for human infection during the screwworm outbreak in the American south, yet they frequently face challenges in accessing public health – an ongoing concern amid zoonotic spillovers such as H5N1 bird flu.Screwworm has been detected in goats and sheep in three Texas counties in recent days, bringing the total to 16 known cases among animal
health  Jun 24, 2026
Science Daily
Why South Africa’s leopards shrank to half their normal size
A hidden population of South African leopards has revealed a remarkable evolutionary story. Researchers analyzing entire leopard genomes discovered that the Cape Floristic Region’s leopards are not only much smaller than most African leopards, but also genetically distinct after being isolated for roughly 20,000 years. Surprisingly, despite their small population, they have retained much of their genetic diversity.
science  Jun 24, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
The Future of Gene Editing with Jennifer Doudna
Emily Chang meets Nobel Prize-winning scientist and University of California, Berkeley, Professor Jennifer Doudna to discuss the origins of CRISPR, other breakthroughs in gene editing and what Silicon Valley gets wrong about the future of biology. (Source: Bloomberg)
business  Jun 24, 2026

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