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Pete Townshend has struck a nine-figure agreement with Primary Wave that reaches beyond parts of his songwriting catalog into name, image and likeness rights, giving the company a broader role in how one of rock’s most valuable bodies of work is marketed, licensed and developed.[1][2]
Tencent reported 9% first-quarter revenue growth on Wednesday but missed analyst forecasts, underscoring how stronger gaming, ads and cloud demand are still being partly absorbed by a more expensive AI buildout.[1][2]
A Nevada judge sentenced former actor Nathan Chasing Horse to life in prison with parole eligibility after 37 years, closing the main U.S. case while leaving related files in Canada unresolved.[1][2]
South Korean police have asked prosecutors to seek a detention warrant for HYBE founder Bang Si-hyuk over alleged unfair trading tied to the company’s IPO, escalating legal pressure on the music group behind BTS just as the band resumes global touring.[1][2][5]
