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Novartis: Today’s Positive Remibrutinib Data Key To Unlocking Growth Plans (NYSE:NVS)

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GigaCloud Looks Heavily Undervalued, Trading Near 10x Earnings

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Amazon’s Zoox, Alphabet’s Waymo expand robotaxi services to more US cities

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Stan Kroenke buys controlling stake in MLB’s Los Angeles Angels

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Owner Stan Kroenke of the Denver Nuggets stands on the court before game four of the Nuggets’ NBA Playoffs series against the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Saturday, April 25, 2026.

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Stan Kroenke has added a Major League Baseball team to his growing sports empire, agreeing to purchase a controlling stake in the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim from the Moreno family, according to a release.

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The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027. Terms were not disclosed.

“The Angels are a storied franchise anchored in a great market. We look forward to an exciting future with the Angels organization,” Kroenke, owner and chairman of Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, said in the release.

Kroenke Sports and Entertainment was valued at more than $26 billion in CNBC’s most recent list of the world’s most valuable sports empire, published in June.

The addition of a baseball team gives KSE ownership in nearly every major professional sport and a deeper presence in one of the top sports and entertainment markets in the world.

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KSE also owns the NFL’s Los Angeles Rams, the NBA’s Denver Nuggets and the NHL’s Colorado Avalanche, as well as Major League Soccer’s Colorado Rapids, the National Lacrosse League’s Colorado Mammoth and the Premier League’s Arsenal Football Club.

KSE also owns SoFi Stadium and the 300-acre Hollywood Park district in Inglewood, California. Kroenke spent more than $5 billion on the stadium, which is home to both the Rams and Chargers.

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“The Moreno Family has been honored to steward the Angels for 23 years and we believe with KSE’s experience and success they are the best next owner for the franchise,” Arte Moreno said in a statement.

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Isaac Long takes over the helm from founder Larry Toscano.

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The Hershey Co. puffs up LesserEvil portfolio

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DANBURY, CONN. — The Hershey Co. is expanding its LesserEvil brand with the launch of Cheezmos.

The organic cheese puffs are formulated with cheddar and avocado oil, with such varieties as cowboy cheddar and blazin’ hot cheddar.

“Cheese puffs are one of the most iconic, nostalgic snacks out there, but they’ve long been filled with ingredients most of us try to avoid,” said Charles Coristine, president and chief executive officer of LesserEvil. “Cheezmos take that classic experience and clean it up without compromising on taste. They’re cheesy, crunchy and snackable, with real ingredients that are as good for you as they taste.”

The non-GMO cheese puffs may be purchased at Whole Foods Markets and Kroger stores in a 7-oz format for $5.99. 

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What in the World – Why women are often better investors than men

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Investing used to be seen as something that was for older people in suits, but now more young people are getting into it, thanks to the rise in online investing apps that have made it more accessible, and a growing awareness of how stocks and shares work.

But data suggests that despite being less likely to start investing, women often make higher returns than men when they do. So, why are women often better at investing? And how does it work?

BBC business reporter Emer Moreau unpacks the data on how women and men invest differently, what investing is and why it can be risky. We also chat to Viktoriia and Gabriella, two women in their 20s, about why they started investing and how they are finding it.

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