The carriage dispute between Disney and YouTube TV is nearing its two-week mark, with both sides losing revenue. The blackout has impacted Monday Night Football ratings, with a 21% hit on the November 3 game between the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals. Disney stands to lose around $60 million over the 14-day period, but it … Read more
Warren Buffett shared his concerns on CEO pay packages in a recent letter. He explained that companies started disclosing CEO pay to make executives aware of their earnings, but it led to a competition over who earns more. Buffett wrote that the disclosure rules had the opposite effect, creating envy rather than moderation among CEOs. … Read more
Credit card issuers, including Visa and Mastercard, will allow their customers to choose which premium credit cards they want to pay for instead of honoring all types of cards. This change comes after a settlement with retailers who were involved in over 20 years of litigation. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-11/visa-fee-deal-tests-if-retailers-will-really-deny-premium-cards
President Trump’s health care plan, which aims to cut costs by sending money directly to policyholders instead of insurance companies, has sparked controversy amid the government shutdown. The proposal has been criticized for lacking strong evidence and would lead to significant costs for consumers. The plan assumes that giving patients a bigger role in purchasing … Read more
YouTube TV is offering a $20 one-time credit to subscribers who lost access to Disney-owned channels like ABC and ESPN due to a contract dispute between the two companies. To claim this credit, which applies only to the next billing cycle, subscribers must manually input it through their account settings on a web browser. However, … Read more