Following a security review, the federal government has ordered that the company wind down its Canadian operations, including its offices in Toronto and Vancouver.
The possibility of less regulation and pro-market policies led to record highs for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite indexes.
Total revenue also slipped 2% for the South Korean K-pop powerhouse.
Billboards Live Summit and Awards set to return Nov. 14 in Los Angeles after a 4 year break featuring conversations with Olivia Rodrigo, John Summit, and industry leaders
The program will include mentoring and two-day immersive programs, as well as online curriculums.
Political winds in the live space haven’t impacted expenditures by Phil Anschutz, Michael Rapino and more, as spending was mostly flat with 2020.
Generative AI is new technology. But the debate over its legal issues sounds awfully familiar. Is it just a little bit of history repeating?
In this week's Legal Beat, Young Thug heads home, Universal sues TuneCore, Ed Sheeran wins a copyright case, Metro Boomin faces allegations and much more.
A spokesperson says "very few jobs" have been affected in the 10,000-employee company.
Along with ABKCO and Concord, the music giant accuses TuneCore and its parent Believe of willfully infringing their copyrights to grow its business in a $500 million complaint.
