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Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin surged back into the ranks of the 10 richest people in the world Thursday.

The entertainment conglomerate lost four million subscribers for Disney+ last quarter while raking in $2 billion in profits from its theme parks.

Hourly workers at Jenny Craig could have already worked their last shift, according to an internal message to employees.

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of the country’s largest bank, asserted last month it was “absurd” to suggest titans like JPMorgan would benefit from the collapse of several regional banks.

First Republic’s stock cratered on Friday, and is now down 98% from its 52-week high.

“Meta’s challenges were largely temporary,” says one analyst as shares of the Facebook parent mint a 92% rally this year.

Spoiler alert: shareholders are losing their shirts. Blame a series of unusual gaffes, snafus and miscommunications.

The Facebook parent had its largest daily stock gain in a decade the day after its last earnings report.

“First Republic is still in the danger zone,” one analyst warned Tuesday.

Emma Fisher, Portfolio Manager and Head of Research at Airlie Funds Management, talks to Forbes Australia about the changing credit market, the debt cycle and the lessons we have learned from previous economic downturns. She says that, first and foremost, we have been here before. Now it’s time for companies to hold on tight and ride out the cycle.