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Business🇺🇸 US
DeadlineEN

Starz Q3 Revenue Grows, Losses Narrow As It Starts To Unlock “Financial Upside Of Increased Ownership” In Slate

Starz Entertainment saw overall and streaming revenue rise for the three months ended in September and pared its losses significantly year-on-year as the company focuses on owned originals and refines its strategy in an evolving DTC landscape. “Our third-quarter results reflect the continued strength of the business and our focused execution against our four

Business🇺🇸 US
VarietyEN

Starz Beats Wall Street’s Q3 Earnings Estimates as Net Loss Narrows to $35 Million, Linear TV Revenue Dips

Starz reported its third-quarter 2026 earnings Thursday revealing the now-standalone media company beat analyst expectations for the three month period ended Sept. 30. During the quarter, Lionsgate’s “Michael” debuted on Starz and since its Aug. 10 release has become the best-performing Pay 1 title in the network’s history history. Starz says in Q3 it narrow

Culture🇺🇸 US
VarietyEN

Tokyo Opener ‘Sukiyaki’ Director Zeze Takahisa on the Protest Roots of a Global Japanese Pop Hit: ‘The Culture Used to Be Wide Open – Now It’s Become Narrower’

The opening film of the 39th Tokyo International Film Festival, Zeze Takahisa’s “Sukiyaki” tells the story of how the title tune became a worldwide hit in 1963 as well as a beloved standard that has been recorded in foreign-language versions that have also topped charts. The film goes beyond the song itself to delve into […]

Science🇪🇬 EG
Daily News EgyptEN

Tree rings, ice cores narrow timeline of Bronze Age Mesopotamia

For decades, historians of the ancient Near East have faced an awkward problem: they know the order in which many kings ruled, cities flourished and wars were fought, but not always exactly when those events happened. The uncertainty can amount to decades or even more than a century. Now, researchers say clues preserved in ancient […]

Business🇵🇰 PK
DawnEN

Pakistan's trade gap with Gulf partners narrows

<p>ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s trade deficit with Gulf partner countries narrowed 26.35 per cent to $2.85bn in the first quarter of 2026-27 against $3.87bn a year earlier, largely due to lower imports and moderately higher exports.</p> <p>The steepest declines were 97.46pc and 72.51pc in import payments to Kuwait and Qatar. These two countries accounted for $947.9

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