Paramount Global is exploring the sale of BET Media Group and VH1, according to The Wall Street Journal, as it focuses on its streaming platform.
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Animation Writers To Negotiate Higher Pay
Elaine Low, Senior Entertainment Business Reporter at Insider joins Cheddar News to discuss the Animation Guild's upcoming contract negotiations, hoping to close pay gap with live-action counterparts.

Behind Dell Technologies Big Q3 Earnings and Future Outlook
Sam Burd, president of Dell Technologies Client Solutions Group, joined Cheddar to talk about the firm's Q3 earnings beat and what consumers can expect from the tech company in the future. He noted a return to offices alongside the overall change to how people work as sources for the earnings beat. Burd also discussed how the company has been able to navigate the ongoing global semiconductor chip shortage.

Stocks Plummet Following Fed Chair Powell's Comments on Tapering
Matt Peron, Director of Research at Janus Henderson Investors, joins Cheddar News' Closing Bell, where he breaks down the factors leading to today's market slide and says there's more to it than Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments about speeding up tapering efforts.

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What's on the Horizon For Climate Initiatives in 2022?
The United Nations Secretary-General said this year that his agency's warning about climate change was a 'code red for humanity.' So how will political pledges to lower emissions, increase green energy, and ramp up electric vehicle infrastructure play out, and can we reverse some climate damage next year? Vijay Vaitheeswaran, Global energy & climate innovation editor for The Economist, and host of 'To a Lesser Degree,' The Economist’s podcast on climate change, joins Cheddar Climate to discuss what we can look ahead to in 2022, including global policy shifts and investments from the private and public sectors, holding global leaders accountable, and more.

Global Rescue Helping Travelers in Natural Disasters
In recent years, extreme weather events like flooding and wildfires have become more frequent, and more severe - and scientists say global warming is to blame. Climate crises could leave people in need of help, and that's where Global Rescue steps in. The crisis response firm employs former Navy Seals and Army Rangers to rescue travelers from climate-related emergencies. Global Rescue CEO Dan Richards joins Cheddar Climate to discuss.



