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Municipal debt issuance surpassed $500 billion last year, a record that’s found a deep pool of buyers. By Talmon Joseph Smith Across America, state and local governments have been selling bonds at a ...

Guy Ritchie’s long-gestating action-adventure movie with Henry Cavill just got the update fans have been waiting for. After years of delays, Black Bear announced this evening that In The Grey, which ...

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It’s the last dance for Sundance in Park City as the indie-focused festival prepares to relocate to Boulder, Colorado, next year. It’s also the first fest to go on without its legendary Oscar-winning ...

Thought this year was going to be big for new books? Just wait until you see how many of your favorite titles are slated for adaptation in 2026. Here are the book-to-screen adaptations we can’t wait ...