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It’s been 20 years since “The Shawshank Redemption” began its reign in our hearts and on basic cable. This week, director Frank Darabont and stars Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins reunited at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater for a 20th anniversary screening of the film. They talk about the film’s origins, production, and impact, as well as the many mispronunciations its title. Freeman hilariously recounts one incident, saying, “One lady stopped me in the elevator and said, ‘I just saw you in Hudsucker... Читать дальше...

Investors are likely to lose a significant sum on Grenada’s restructured debt

A settlement was approved in California to divide the costs associated with a closed nuclear power plant.

Ex-Wall Streeter Turney Duff live blogs the Convenant House Sleep Out, where executives and celebrities sleep on the street for a night to raise awareness and money for homeless youth.

Royalty rates rejig could hit streaming service’s business model

Animal feed maker needs to listen to its investors

Veteran investor’s commitment is larger than the Janus fund raised in all of October

There’s an article on Bloomberg that caught my eye (h/t @agoodtreaty). The article claims that Pres. Putin approved the launch of a ‘new’ anticorruption campaign following a meeting at the Presidential residence in October. According to the article, this was ‘shocking’ … Continue reading →

Former FCC chairman Reed Hundt supports regulating the internet like a public utility and sees it as a common medium of communication as the telephone once was.

Εμείς, οι εργαζόμενοι στην “Ελευθεροτυπία”, την “Κυριακάτικη Ελευθεροτυπία” και το Enet, σε συνέλ...

The Fed has launched a review of how it oversees major banks after a series of critical reports.

Gap shares fell in extended-hours trading on Thursday after the clothing retailer missed revenue expectations and lowered its full-year guidance.

GameStop on Thursday reported fiscal third-quarter profit of $56.4 million, short of analysts' expectations.

American-born Boris Johnson gets demand from IRS