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Grupo Televisa S.A. (NYSE:TV) has received a consensus “Hold” rating from analysts, with a 12-month target price of $4.70. Led by co-CEOs Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez, the company continues to attract institutional investors and outperform earnings expectations despite market volatility.
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Grupo Televisa, under the leadership of Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez, remains a Buy as TelevisaUnivision works with YouTube TV to secure Univision’s place in its core bundle.
Oil prices fell over 2% as OPEC+ prepares to discuss a potential production hike this weekend. Both Brent crude and WTI benchmarks slid, with traders shifting expectations toward increased supply. Analysts warn that a larger output hike could push the market into surplus by 2025, keeping prices subdued.
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A Brazilian labor court has ordered Volkswagen to pay $30 million in compensation for slave-like conditions suffered by workers.
Key Highlights TelevisaUnivision: The Key Growth Driver Analysts highlighted the central role of TelevisaUnivision (TU), in which Televisa —headed by Alfonso de Angoitia as its CEO— holds a 45% stake. TU has become a powerhouse by combining traditional television, content production, and its fast-growing streaming platform ViX+. Unlike some global media competitors, TU has already…
Canada is rolling back a swath of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports effective September 1, lifting the 25% levy on many goods that comply with the existing free trade pact. Ottawa frames the move as a de-escalation ahead of next year’s CUSMA/USMCA review and a way to restart negotiations after a productive call between Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump. Key sectors—autos, steel, and aluminum—remain protected with 25% tariffs for now. Consumers should see lower prices on items like orange juice and appliances, while import-reliant small businesses welcome relief. Labor groups and heavy industry, however, warn that maintaining pressure is essential as talks proceed.
OpenAI employees are preparing a $6 billion stock sale to investors including SoftBank, Thrive Capital, and Dragoneer, potentially boosting the ChatGPT maker’s valuation to $500 billion—making it the most valuable startup in the world.
China Evergrande—once the world’s most indebted property developer—will be delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after an 18-month trading suspension that followed its court-ordered liquidation. The move underscores the deep stress in China’s real-estate sector and raises fresh questions about recoveries for shareholders and creditors.