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Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan warned countries to be careful when raising taxes, stressing the need for a clear purpose behind tax hikes.
Moynihan called the UK budget acceptable for Bank of America but cautioned about markets' reaction to fiscal moves.
London was praised as a top hub for financial services and described as Bank of America's 'headquarters of the world.'
Moynihan noted the UK’s strong industry ecosystem and the country’s upside relative to other periods.
The BoA CEO highlighted the king's briefing and knowledge as impressive to many people over six years.
Moynihan, a longtime BoA chief executive since 2010, remains bullish on the UK market and London’s role.
Bank of America is one of the world’s largest banks by market capitalization, far bigger than several peers.
Moynihan has led Bank of America since 2010, joining after the financial crisis.
The interview occurred during Moynihan’s UK visit, where he met with the King.
The Sky News interview framed Moynihan as a pivotal voice on taxation, budgets, and market reactions.

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Sky reiterates a "business as usual" mantra as HBO Max prepares to launch in the U.K. next year.
Lyvers says Sky will continue its strategy and two tentpole series per year to sustain growth.
Sky emphasizes consistency in a volatile market while planning two tentpoles annually.
Sky intends to grow and produce two tentpole series a year, a sign of broader ambitions.
HBO content will remain accessible on Sky for free after the U.K. launch, easing the transition.
Lyvers sees HBO Max in the U.K. as a positive, expecting a broader ecosystem rather than a sole Sky focus.
Sky and HBO continue to collaborate on co-productions, including a new legal thriller set up at both broadcasters.
Lyvers highlights UK stories as core, while expanding international opportunities.
Sky’s broader strategy aims to balance UK originals with HBO content in a growing market.
Sky remains optimistic about competition, believing additional platforms will raise overall storytelling standards.

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Peacock and Sky confirm development of their first comedy co-production, signaling a new genre collaboration.
Tina Fey is connected to the project, building on her prior work with NBC and streaming partners.
The Cliffhanger, mentioned by Fey, was reported as a potential title for the collaboration.
There is an emphasis on an American access point to help cross-market appeal across regions.
Beatrice Springborn noted the market’s flexibility is crucial for securing cross-border titles.
Sky and Peacock have previously co-produced major dramas, signaling a continued pattern of collaboration.
London industry event Content London served as the platform for the confirmation.
Springborn cited the U.S. audience as a driver for cross-border comedy strategies.
The article notes past Peacock-Sky collaborations centered on drama rather than comedy.

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SkyShowtime renews Where the Sun Always Shines for a second season, confirming ongoing success for the Swedish series.
The show is filmed in Mallorca and has driven high engagement and strong viewer retention in its first weeks.
Season 2 will premiere on December 8, with season 3 also unveiled, signaling ongoing confidence in the show.
Kai Finke, SkyShowtime's chief content officer, touted strong local appeal and audience connection to the show.
Where the Sun Always Shines is produced by FLX with SkyShowtime as co-producer, led by executive producers and writers including Erik Ahrnbom and Maria Nygren.
The series follows Tom and Petra, a couple who built a large store in Sweden and relocate to Mallorca after a birthday party chaos.
The renewal underscores SkyShowtime's commitment to original regional content in Europe.
Felix Herngren returns as creator and director for the series, continuing a locally resonant project.
The show is filmed on location in Mallorca, adding an immersive backdrop to the Swedish drama.
The project has drawn positive early reception in Sweden, contributing to its renewal prospects.
The new season cycle includes potential continuation with a Season 3 already unveiled, signaling long-term plans.

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