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A global investment giant has become the second largest shareholder in Boohoo after it snapped up shares in the Manchester-headquartered fashion group.

announcing that “NCIS: Sydney” would arrive in the U.S. and air this fall on CBS, the Eye network has released a first look at the first-ever international edition of the hit “NCIS” franchise. The eight-episode season of “NCIS: Sydney,” originally commissioned by and for Paramount+ Australia, will air Mondays, beginning Monday, Nov.

Michael B. Jordan brought his star power to the 2nd Invesco QQQ Legacy Classic, a college basketball showcase featuring Historic Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), that was co-created by the Creed actor and director.This year's event was held on Saturday, February 4, at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey; with the Hollywood leading man seated courtside for all the high-flying action on the hardwood.For the second installment of the men's college basketball showcase, Morgan State University faced off against Delaware State University, while Norfolk State University played Hampton University in a doubleheader that was broadcasted on TNT.With many of the fans shifting their attention between the action on the court and Jordan, the Creed star was seen chatting with fellow game attendees in the stands.The Santa Ana, California native could also be seen making his way around the arena at times, which got a rise out of fans who came out in support of the event.

A group of financial investors are reportedly close to securing a deal that will see them take control ofMatalan.

Naman Ramachandran India’s Zee Entertainment Enterprises finally agreed on Thursday to investment firm Invesco’s long-pending demand for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) of shareholders, after the Bombay high court agreed to allow the group a week to contest the resolution passed.Zee will set a date for the meeting on Friday.The Atlanta-based Invesco fund, which holds 18% of Zee shares has been calling since Sept. 11 for an EGM that would remove CEO Punit Goenka, who, along with his family holds a 4% share in the company, and add six directors of its choosing to the board.However, on Sept.