It’s Finally Showtime Again at Hollywood’s Cinerama Dome – Commercial Observer

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Get your popcorn ready, Los Angeles. One of Hollywood’s most beloved movie theaters is finally coming back. Sony Pictures Entertainment and its Alamo Drafthouse Cinema subsidiary announced Wednesday they struck a long-term lease to restore and reopen the Cinerama Dome on Sunset Boulevard and the adjacent 14-screen former ArcLight Cinemas complex, six years after both […]

Canada’s forest industry plays a big part in the wildfire problem. Will it be part of the solution?

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Open this photo in gallery: Wildfire smoke settles over trees in Thunder Bay, Ont., on July 17.Chris Young/The Canadian Press Peter Kuitenbrouwer is a registered professional forester who teaches in the Master of Forest Conservation at the University of Toronto. He is the author of Maple Syrup: A Short History of Canada’s Sweetest Obsession. On […]

Brokers who only offer conventional products are leaving a generation behind, exec says

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One lending executive who has spent decades in the reverse mortgage and equity lending space said those homeowners need assistance but can’t get it if a loan originator doesn’t offer the products that can help them. David Peskin (pictured top), president and CEO of HighTechLending, said the product focus most brokers have adopted by default […]

EU antitrust regulators clear Paramount-WBD merger

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European Union antitrust regulators said on Wednesday they had signed off on Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The approval, which included concessions made by Paramount, comes as the deal has been delayed in the U.S. due to concerns raised by state attorneys general. In order to garner the approval, the European Commission, […]

Landlords Sue RGB Over Mamdani’s Rent Freeze

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A group of landlords is suing over New York’s rent freeze.  After New York’s Rent Guidelines Board voted last month to freeze rents in stabilized apartments, six landlords are petitioning the New York Supreme Court to annul the freeze and send the issue back to the board for a rent increase.  The suit argues that […]

Intel earnings will pit red-hot AI demand against a sluggish PC market

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Intel’s stock has fallen 25% from its June high, but remains a standout gainer in 2026.

AI enablement officer: the new sheriff in transformation town

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Helping the people side of AI adoption A dedicated AI enablement team and roles have their value not in technology terms, but for the workforce, according to Diana Bartolic, Head of HR at CCL. “There’s a lot of transformation and change happening in workplaces now, probably more so than we’ve ever seen before,” says Bartolic. […]

Moneta enters UK market through Thomson Tyndall partnership

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The move is aimed at clients with cross-border financial needs, including US expatriates. Moneta Group Investment Advisors has expanded its international wealth offering into the UK through Moneta Global Wealth, in partnership with London-based Thomson Tyndall. The move is aimed at clients with cross-border financial needs, including US expatriates, people planning to live or retire […]

I’m Homeschooling My Kids; I’m Worried They’re Now Too Dependent on Me

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I homeschool my 7-year-old daughter and 9-year-old son, so we spend most of the day together. Our mornings start with hugs, kisses, and breakfast conversations, but the affection rarely stops there. At the beginning of each school day, we review the rules: raise your hand to be called on, and do not leave your seat […]

I Swapped With My Sister to Care for Our Parents; Made Rookie Mistake.

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In 2024, my sister, then 59, quit her job as a mental health nurse to become our parents’ full-time carer. She said it was a no-brainer because it was the only way Dad, now 90, and Mom, 95, could stay in their own home. Their minds are fully intact, but the years have taken their […]