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Voya Investment Management LLC Sells 2,541,980 Shares of The Walt Disney Company $DIS

Voya Investment Management LLC sold 2,541,980 shares of The Walt Disney Company, reducing its position by 67.6% in the 3rd quarter. Disney's stock opened at $111.95, with a market cap of $199.86 billion. Analysts predict a 5.47 EPS for the year, with a dividend yield of 139.0%. The stock has a "Moderate Buy" rating from analysts.

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Disney’s AI Investment Signals a New Era of IP Control in Generative Content

Disney's billion-dollar deal with OpenAI marks a strategic shift in AI use, focusing on integrating Disney IP into AI-generated content. This move aims to centralize and monetize fan-generated content, reflecting a broader trend of AI commercialization and strategic consolidation. The discussion highlights the financial and business-driven narrative of AI development, with companies like NVIDIA and Anthropic also playing key roles in shaping the AI landscape through strategic investments and philosophical approaches to AI alignment.

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11 Press Releases You Need to See This Week

This week's notable press releases include Warner Bros. Discovery's rejection of Paramount's takeover bid, iRobot's strategic transaction for growth, Spirit Airlines' credit agreement amendment, and Amazon's food waste innovation with Mill. Other highlights are PayPal's industrial bank application, Hut 8's AI data center lease, Southwest and Turkish Airlines' partnership, USPS's delivery network bid, and Taco Bell's Quesarito return.

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MORNING BID AMERICAS-All I want for Xmas is accurate economic data

The last full trading week of 2025 saw positive market movements despite mixed economic data and central bank actions. Micron Technology's profit forecast boosted Wall Street, while U.S. inflation and payroll figures were questioned due to data collection issues. The Bank of Japan raised rates, the Bank of England cut rates, and the European Central Bank held steady. Major deals included Warner Brothers Discovery rejecting Paramount's bid and a merger between Trump Media and TAE Technologies. Oil prices fluctuated amid geopolitical tensions, and BP appointed Meg O’Neill as CEO.

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Warner Bros Discovery shareholder Harris Associates says open to revised Paramount bid

Harris Associates, the fifth largest shareholder in Warner Bros Discovery, is open to a revised offer from Paramount Skydance if it presents a superior bid and addresses deal term issues. Warner Bros Discovery's board recently rejected Paramount's $108.4 billion bid. Harris Associates believes Netflix's offer is currently superior in terms of deal terms. Paramount and Netflix are competing to acquire Warner Bros' assets, including its film and television studios and HBO Max streaming service.

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