NSG will look to invest over $10 million over the next 3-5 years in India and the APAC countries. The league is poised to also propel pickleball into the international spotlight, offering a compelling fusion of sports, fun and entertainment that will captivate players, brands, and fans alike, worldwide.
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Disney and Warner Bros. to team up: Streaming bundle to challenge Netflix and Amazon
Both companies will reportedly make announcements on details of the arrangement in the coming weeks.
Reliance-Disney merger likely to close by first half of 2025
The merger of Star India with Reliance Industries is expected to be closed by the first half of 2025, The Walt Disney Company said in a regulatory filing.
HT Media reports net loss to Rs 31 lakh in the fourth quarter
The company said its consolidated net loss narrowed to Rs 91.38 crore from a consolidated net loss of Rs 251.75 crore registered in FY23.
Indian influencers Niharika NM and Chef Sanjyot Keer to attend Cannes Film Festival
Chef Sanjyot Keer will be making Cannes Film Festival debut while Niharika NM will be attending for the third consecutive time.
Interactive Avenues partners with Chhanv Foundation to empower acid attack survivors
The agency gave a creative twist to the viral social media trend “ek machhli paani mai gayi” and crafted a series of Instagram reels focused on Sheroes Hangout – a chain of cafes run by acid attack survivors.
Disney announces Q2 results: Streaming hits profit milestone
Disney+ Core subscribers increased by more than 6 million in the second quarter, and Disney+ Core ARPU increased sequentially by 44 cents.
Hulu valuation dilemma: Third-party to decide price tag?
JP Morgan Chase has reportedly valued Hulu for Disney at around $27.5 billion, while Morgan Stanley, representing Comcast, placed the value at over $40 billion.
Hindustan Media reports 11 per cent decline in consolidated profit after tax at Rs 10.74 crore
Printing and publishing of newspapers and periodicals segment clocked a revenue of Rs 181.47 crore in Q4 as against Rs 186.63 crore in the corresponding period a year ago, as per the report.
Star India’s sports revenue dropped 17 percent to $105 million
Star India’s sports business narrowed its operating loss by 73 percent to $27 million for the quarter ended March 30 due to lower programming and production costs attributable to the non-renewal of Board of Control for Cricket in India.