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Alfonso de Angoitia’s Televisa Integrates Izzi and Sky: Profits Rise, Users Decline

Grupo Televisa, under the leadership of Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez, is finalizing the Izzi–Sky merger. The move has already delivered major cost savings, profit growth, and operational efficiencies—while tackling the challenge of subscriber churn in a competitive streaming-driven market.

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Toyota predicts $9.5 billion hit due to U.S. tariffs

Trump tarrifs are set to cost Toyota $9.5 billion in revenue this year. The Japanese automaker is set to be among the worst impacted by Trump’s policies.

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Pemex Strategy to Overcome Debt and Enhance Production

In a bold move to stabilize the country’s energy sector, the Mexican government has unveiled a sweeping 10-year plan aimed at reducing the massive debt of Pemex

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Spotify’s Q2 Loss: What Investors Need to Understand

Spotify’s Q2 results provided a sobering moment for investors. While user and subscriber growth remained strong, the company underperformed financially, missing both revenue and earnings expectations.

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Alfonso de Angoitia’s Televisa Sees Mixed Results in Q2 Amid Streaming Success

TelevisaUnivision, headed by Alfonso de Angoitia, showed both wins and challenges in its Q2 2025 report. The company keeps steady growth in streaming.

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Why Coca-Cola and Trump Are in a Big Feud Over Sugar

Coca-Cola is at the center of a new controversy after Donald Trump claimed the company will replace corn syrup with real cane sugar in its U.S. drinks. While Coca-Cola hasn’t confirmed a recipe change, Trump’s announcement has already shaken markets, sparked debate over health and jobs, and reignited questions about what’s really in your soda.

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Televisa: A Bold Look at Recent Hedge Fund Maneuvers

Hedge funds and other big investors have been looking at their shares in Grupo Televisa, headed by Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez.

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Trump Hits Nations With New Tariffs as Trade Shock Escalates

Trump has announces new tariffs of at least 25% starting 1 August for 14 countries, unless new trade agreements are reached.

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Dow Jones Surges Over 300 Points After Strong Jobs Report

The Dow Jones Industrial Average showed a strong rise on Wall Street. It went up by more than 300 points after a better-than-expected June jobs report came out. This increase shows that investors are feeling good about the market.

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Grupo Televisa: A Contrarian Play in Streaming Growth

Grupo Televisa, headed by Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez Martínez, is leveraging its vast entertainment assets to pivot into the fast-growing streaming market.

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