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NEW YORK:Media groups Fox Corp and NBCUniversal are looking to buy ad-supported streaming platforms meant to lure customers who don't want to spend money on subscriptions, the Wall Street Journal repo campus sneakers rted Friday.Fox, the Murdoch-family controlled media group which owns the Fox News Channel, has said it would be willing to shell out some $500 million for Tubi, a campus 00s shoes streaming platform which airs mostly older movies and TV shows, the report said.A tie-up could help expand the footprint of Fox, which last year sold much of its film and television assets to Disney but retained its broadcast television network in the deal.Disney+ streaming exceeds expectations with 10 million sign-upsTubi sometimes called the free Netflix, claims to have nike sb dunk some 25 million users and recently announced an expansion into Europe. It already operates in the United States, Canada, and Australia.NBCUniversal, a subsidiary of Comcast, is meanwhile engaged in what the WSJ called advanced talks with Vudu, a Walmart-owned Ukkq As barbs fly Senate plunges into chaos
ISLAMABAD
akistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have yet to bridge their differences in three major policy areas, as the global lender seeks upfront monetary tightening and elimination of the flow of circular debt from the first year of the programme.Pakistani and IMF officials held a first fa adidas forum bold donna ce-off plenary meeting on Wednesday in which all key policy areas were discussed.The Pakistani side was led by Adviser to the Prime Minister on Finance Dr A air force high bdul Hafeez Shaikh. The IMF delegation was headed by its Mission Chief Ernesto air force jordan Rigo.The Pakistani delegation briefed the IMF team on the current economic situation and reforms that the government had introduced.Speaking after the meeting, the adviser said talks would continue in the coming days.The IMF staff-level team is in the country from April 29 to May 10 with an aim to finalise the three-year Extended Fund Facility programme, valuing nearly $6.5 billion.Without an IMF umbrella, Pakistan's external sector position remains extr
