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New York Times Business News – August 8
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Warner Bros. Discovery, parent company to CNN, HBO, and TNT said Wednesday it would write down its TV network value by $9.1 Billion, the latest indication of cable’s continued decline.
NASA has announced that the astronauts Suni Wiliams, and Butch Wilmore who were delivered by Boeing Starliner to the International Space Station, could return home in SpaceX Crew Dragon’s Crew Dragon aircraft, scheduled for February 2025.
Family of French explorer aboard Titan submersible that imploded during failed Titanic exploration mission last year, killing five passengers, filed lawsuit for wrongful death against OceanGate Expeditions, manufacturer.
Mariko Silver is a leader who has worked in government, education and nonprofits. The organization, which announced this on Wednesday, said that she will be the new president and CEO of Lincoln Center. (Compiled from Bengaluru Newsroom)
(source: Reuters)
Hitachi Rail Sets New Standards in New York Rail Safety with Monumental 5G Upgrade – Travel And Tour World
Giants’ Malik Nabers isn’t focused on drop against Commanders, trying to help team get 1st win
Construction company owner sentenced to jail in deadly 2019 wall collapse in Brooklyn
New board of elections ‘pre-clearance’ rules start this weekend
Eli Manning a first-time nominee for Pro Football Hall of Fame
Judge dismisses an assault lawsuit against Knicks owner James Dolan and Harvey Weinstein
“I Got Fed Up”: Amar’e Stoudemire Recounts Carrying Knicks’ Burden Amid Carmelo Anthony’s Infamous Trade
NYC Officials See Benefits in Design-Build, Other Delivery Approaches to Accelerate Work
Adrian Wojnarowski didn’t want to hold his phone ‘at the urinal’ anymore: ‘He wanted his life back’
