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Netflix aims for $3 billion ad revenue this year. The ads VP who built the business, Jon Whitticom, is leaving. Marc Heneghan is interim.

McEwen promoted three executives to operations, development and permitting roles as COO William Shaver retires after a 55-year mining career. The company is targeting 250,000-300,000 GEOs by 2030.

Only 48% of advisor firms require human review of AI output. With SEC examiners focused on AI, compliance experts outline steps to avoid violations under existing rules.

California-led state AGs seek to block Paramount's $110B acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The March trial date adds ticking fees and uncertainty for media investors.

The now-defunct RSN operator alleges the two largest pay-TV providers breached contracts during the 2026 NBA and NHL seasons. The suits add legal pressure to a sector already squeezed by cord-cutting.

Elastic completed its acquisition of Deductive AI on Monday, adding AI-powered root-cause analysis to Elastic Observability to help engineers resolve production issues faster.

A Seeking Alpha contributor argues Q32 Bio's 750% rally has created a valuation the company's modest drug data cannot support. No near-term catalyst identified.

Crypto liquidations hit $439M in 24 hours with nearly equal long and short positions. Over 100,000 traders were caught. The largest single liquidation was a $4.97M BTCUSDT perpetual on Binance.

The US Treasury sanctioned over 60 entities, targeting Iran's crypto assets, tech, gold, aviation, shipping. Nobitex, Iran's largest crypto exchange, was blacklisted in June.

Kidder Group, with $3B in career sales and $170M in 2025, joins Pacific Sotheby's in Newport Beach. The team ranked among top 100 small teams by WSJ/RealTrends.

FSH Technologies raises $25M to replace hourly-billed consulting in government IT. The startup projects $450M ARR by 2028 as it expands to 50 states.

Mark Walter's TWG Global hires David Markowitz as CLO while federal probes examine $20B in loans to companies Walter controls. Insurers reclassified 42% of invested assets as affiliated.