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Insider Gaming reports AEW took a loss of at least $30 million on Fight Forever due to long development delays and sales undershooting expectations; with no current deal with developer Yuke’s, AEW could explore a new developer since it owns the game engine and has signaled interest in revisiting wrestling video games in the future.
Xiaomi’s EV division reported a Q1 operating loss of 3.1 billion yuan ($460 million) despite a 6.57% YoY rise in deliveries to 80,856 units, hit by Spring Festival drag and a mid-cycle SU7 facelift. EV revenue reached about 19 billion yuan with a 20.1% gross margin for the innovative segment; the company reaffirmed a 2026 delivery target of 550,000 units and plans for overseas expansion in 2027, including Europe as the first stop.
Klarna posted a loss as rapid expansion pushed up operating costs, with investors pushing the stock lower by about 23%.
Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is devastated after the death of her 21-month-old son Nkanu Nnamdi, who passed away following a brief illness, prompting condolences from public figures and her fans worldwide.
Costume designer Colleen Atwood's home and all her Oscars were destroyed in the Palisades Fire, leaving her devastated but she has been rebuilding her life and home, with the Oscars replaced by the Academy. Despite personal and industry challenges, she remains optimistic about the future of filmmaking and her career, emphasizing the importance of accountability and community support.
The author recounts the emotional experience of finally meeting her biological father after nearly three decades, only to face the grief of losing him shortly after, highlighting the complex feelings of connection and loss.
Eddie Murphy clarified that his exit from the 2007 Oscars was due to disappointment over his loss, not bitterness, and discussed the complexities of winning an Oscar, including the influence of campaigning and industry politics.
The article depicts the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza as the new year begins, highlighting the struggles of Palestinians like Sanaa Issa and Batoul Abu Shawish, who face hunger, displacement, and loss amid ongoing conflict and a ceasefire, emphasizing the profound human toll and longing for dignity and reconstruction.
Nebraska's football team suffered a heavy 44-22 defeat to Utah, with the game marked by a strong Utah offense and a struggling Nebraska defense, ending their season on a disappointing note after a promising start.
Samsung is selling its new Galaxy Z TriFold foldable phone at a loss, with reports indicating it is not yet profitable on each unit sold, despite its high retail price of around $2,500 in South Korea. The company is positioning it as a limited, special edition product, and the loss may be due to high manufacturing costs and component shortages. The phone is expected to launch in the U.S. in early 2026, likely at a similar high price.
The Los Angeles Rams' playoff hopes are in jeopardy after a 27-24 loss to the Atlanta Falcons, their second consecutive road defeat, which has impacted their seeding and momentum heading into the final game of the regular season. Despite a strong comeback attempt, the Rams' poor first-half performance and costly turnovers, including interceptions by quarterback Matthew Stafford, contributed to their defeat, emphasizing the need for improvement before the playoffs.
Samsung is selling the Galaxy Z TriFold at a loss, intentionally pricing it lower to encourage adoption and test the market, with the expectation of making profits through software and services later. The device costs Samsung more to produce than its sale price, reflecting a strategic move to promote foldable technology despite initial financial losses.
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold, priced at around $2,440 in Korea, is reportedly being sold at a loss due to high production costs, limited sales, and regional pricing differences. The company is also facing challenges with the pricing of its Galaxy S26 series, influenced by rising component costs and its chip strategy, which may impact profitability.
The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered a highly disappointing loss to the Browns despite numerous injuries and setbacks, highlighting issues in coaching decisions, game strategy, and team management, and casting doubt on their postseason prospects.
The Green Bay Packers suffered a humbling home loss to the Baltimore Ravens, with the coaching staff acknowledging poor performance, especially in stopping the run and key moments, while players expressed frustration and a need for reflection and improvement ahead of the playoffs.