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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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  1. Skydance Combines HBO Max and Paramount+ in 2027 Bundle

    Skydance announced a bundle of HBO Max and Paramount+ early next year. The company is also merging their tech platforms to create a unified product.

    Why it matters: This move could change how streaming services compete and offer content to viewers.

    Sources: Forbes Business · Business Insider

  2. Key inflation report expected Tuesday

    A key inflation report is set to release Tuesday, with the CPI headline expected to rise 0.3% and the core CPI forecast to increase 0.2%. The data, along with Federal Reserve speakers, may test the stock-market rally’s resilience.

    Why it matters: The inflation data could influence market trends and investor confidence as the economy continues to evolve.

    Sources: CNBC · MarketWatch

  3. Boeing to cut 5% of commercial plane workforce

    Boeing will reduce its commercial plane workforce by 5% through layoffs and attrition as it slows the pace of increasing jet production. The company aims to give factories and supply chain partners more time to achieve stability.

    Why it matters: The job cuts reflect challenges in scaling up production of the 737 Max planes, which are made outside of Seattle.

    Sources: The Guardian Business · CNBC

  4. Skydance outlines $6 billion in planned cost savings

    Skydance provided details on its $6 billion in planned cost savings. The updates were shared with the third-quarter earnings report for the legacy Paramount Skydance.

    Why it matters: The cost savings plan could impact the company's financial strategy and operations.

    Sources: CNBC

  5. PepsiCo to cut 1,000 jobs in North America

    PepsiCo plans to cut about 1,000 jobs across North America as it streamlines operations. The move is part of an effort to revive sales in its home market.

    Why it matters: Job cuts indicate challenges in PepsiCo's North American business and efforts to improve performance.

    Sources: CNBC

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