Latest from Emma Jacobs

• Oct 30, 2018

  Hey sports fans! Your regional network may be on the block.

  Even with online offerings of live sporting events proliferating, there’s a market for those legacy regional sports networks. Disney is set to shed 22 of the RSNs, which bring you college ball and other local sports. And there’s plenty of interest in acquiring the regional networks from a range of potential buyers.      

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• Oct 24, 2018

  WTO talks! See who’s invited! (Not the U.S. or China)

  

  With the trade feud between the U.S. and China looming, the main goal of the talks is reform.

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• Oct 24, 2018

  WTO talks! See who’s invited! (Not the U.S. or China)

  

  With the trade feud between the U.S. and China looming, the main goal of the talks is reform.

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• Oct 23, 2018

  Toy manufacturers adjust to a post-Toys R Us world

  

  The retail giant's bankruptcy has Hasbro and other toymakers scrambling to prepare for the holidays.

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• Oct 23, 2018

  Toy manufacturers adjust to a post-Toys R Us world

  

  The retail giant's bankruptcy has Hasbro and other toymakers scrambling to prepare for the holidays.

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• Oct 18, 2018

  Uber and Lyft are driving toward IPOs

  

  Investors could pony up $140 billion for shares even though neither firm is profitable.

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• Oct 18, 2018

  Uber and Lyft are driving toward IPOs

  

  Investors could pony up $140 billion for shares even though neither firm is profitable.

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• Oct 16, 2018

  Canada’s new legal pot sellers need to outcompete the black market

  

  Canadians will be able to purchase recreational cannabis starting Oct. 17.

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• Oct 16, 2018

  Canada’s new legal pot sellers need to outcompete the black market

  

  Canadians will be able to purchase recreational cannabis starting Oct. 17.

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• Oct 8, 2018

  Canadians mull new trade pact, worry about domestic dairy industry

  

  Some Canadians worry NAFTA replacement will flood markets with lower-cost U.S. milk and cheese.

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