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Sony unexpectedly stopped funding Kojima Productions’ next game, Physint. In response, Hideo Kojima returned to work quickly and signaled the studio will pursue a new publishing partner to keep the project alive, underscoring a commitment to indie independence and the future of Physint.
Target named insider Michael Fiddelke, who has spent two decades at the company, as its new CEO to revive a retailer whose brand magic has waned; plans include store revamps, stronger staff training, and AI-driven improvements to online shopping, but analysts remain skeptical that an internal hire can restore Target’s former momentum.
Workday's stock plummeted after the company reduced its full-year subscription revenue forecast, despite reporting a first-quarter earnings beat. The decline in Workday's shares has impacted other workplace software stocks, highlighting broader industry challenges. Investors are now looking to Salesforce's upcoming results for further insights into the sector's performance.
John Oliver criticizes Dollar Tree and Dollar General, the two major players in the dollar store market, for their poorly managed and trashed stores. He highlights the disgraceful treatment of retail employees, who are often poorly paid and subjected to unsafe working conditions. Oliver shares videos showing overwhelmed employees and customers stepping in to help. He concludes with a mock promotional video highlighting the negative aspects of dollar stores.