Producers' Creative Dialogue Special Livestream Coming Soon!💫 「Stellar Blade」×「GODDESS OF VICTORY: NIKKE」×「NieR:Automata」Producers' Creative Dialogue: Crossover Collaborations & Apocalyptic Resonance is coming! See you at NIKKE’s official YouTube channel on June 10th at 19:00 (UTC+9)! Guests List: - Kim Hyung Tae (Director of Stellar Blade) - Yoo Hyung Suk (Director of GODDESS OF VICTORY: NIKKE) - Shuhei Yoshida (Representative of YOSP Inc. Company) - Yosuke Saito (Producer of the NieR Series) - Yoko Taro (Director of the NieR Series) #StellarBlade# #NIKKE# #NieRAutomata# @yosp @yokotaro @jamm3rd

Chinese producers are flooding the market with low-cost short-dramas to see which ones take off. Rather than placing a big upfront bet, vertical-title producers are gauging early audience interest before investing more capital in the industry winners, analysts say. Read the full story on CNBC:

Egg producers got caught colluding to inflate prices—and Trump let them off with a measly $3.3 million fine. One company alone made $1.2 billion in profit last year. Big corporations cheat, and Trump lets them off the hook.

South African wine producers are bracing for tighter margins and tougher competition in the US market after Washington moved to end the country's duty-free trade benefits

WORLD’S BIGGEST OIL PRODUCERS ARE ON TRACK TO MAKE $95 BILLION PROFIT FOR Q3 2026. That's more than $1 BILLION in profit every single day for three months. War in the Middle East is the primary catalyst driving up the prices of fossil fuels. Industry’s profits have been driven higher by refining divisions, as there’s a supply shortfall after attacks. The Big 5 (ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, TotalEnergies) generated roughly $56 billion combined. London’s BP alone recorded the biggest profit in Q3’2026 since 2008. Just 9 mega oil producers are on track to pull in $95+ billion in Q3 2026, hitting this milestone consecutively after Q2. As long as the war continues, this does not seem to be going down anytime soon.

🔊 ‘Chinese producers need this bull semen because their cows are small and scrawny and bony.’ @lewjackk on why China is racing to import Western cattle genetics after cutting off its biggest supplier. Find out more on the Reuters World News podcast