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The Netflix booth advertises Stranger Things Season 4 on a screen during Comic-Con International in San Diego, California, on July 24, 2022.
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Americans watched more streaming content than cable television for the first time. The July data marks a crowning moment for streaming platforms—with Netflix claiming top spot.

A judge ruled Starbucks must reinstate seven Memphis baristas. The staffers were fired after being speaking to the media about their unionization efforts. Meanwhile, the coffee chain decided to eliminate its COO role.

A Trump Organization executive pleaded guilty to tax fraud. Former chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg will testify as a prosecution witness at the October trial.

Google workers petitioned for abortion rights. More than 650 employees asked Alphabet to guarantee abortion benefits for contractors, stop supporting pro-forced birth politicians, and more.

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