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Warner Bros. Discovery to Launch HBO Max in Japan

"Now Streaming" is The Fly's weekly recap of the stories surrounding the biggest content streamers.PLAYING THIS WEEKEND:Among this weekend's most notable streaming content is season two of Netflixaction comedy series "The Gentlemen," starring Theo James and Kaya Scodelario. Meanwhile, Hulusubscribers can catch season two of sports comedy series "Chad Powers" starring Glen Powell, while Apple TVusers can watch action comedy film "Mayday," starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh.NETFLIX/'GTA VI':Netflix said that "Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look," a preview of Take-Two'supcoming game "Grand Theft Auto VI," topped the English film list with 31.1M views and hit No. 1 in 87 of the 93 countries tracked globally. The Fly notes that the extended look was exclusive to Netflix for six hours before it was put on YouTube.FCC/ABC:The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has asked a court to toss out Disney's lawsuit looking to prevent the agency's early review of licenses for its eight company-owned ABC stations, Reuters' David Shepardson reported, citing a court filing. The agency said if Disney is successful, it would block the commission from analyzing evidence in its ongoing investigation and hinder the agency's "efforts to investigate and resolve serious allegations that Disney has engaged in unlawful discrimination."WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY/JAPAN:Warner Bros. Discoveryannounced that HBO Max will launch on Prime Videoand the Hulu service, Hulu Japan, in Japan on October 1. "Available as a dedicated HBO Max hub within both services, subscribers will have access to an unrivalled collection of globally popular series and films from iconic brands, including HBO, Max Originals, Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros. Television and DC Studios. HBO Max will launch on Hulu Japan as part of a wider global partnership with Nippon Television, which will also explore distribution of Nippon TV and Hulu Japan's local content slate on HBO Max internationally. From October 1, the HBO Max Standard Tier will be offered to Hulu Japan subscribers at no extra charge. HBO Max also joins Prime Video's growing lineup of subscription partners in Japan, and will be available in Standard or Premium Tier as an add on subscription within the Prime Video app," the company stated.DISNEY+/POKEMON:Last week, Disney+ announced a global distribution deal with The Pokemon Company International, including a new stop-motion series "Pokemon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch'd & Pichu" coming to audiences worldwide in 2027. The Fly notes that Nintendoowns 32% of The Pokemon Company.ROKU PRO SERIES:Earlier this week, Rokulaunched its first-ever OLED TVs: the new Roku Pro Series OLED TV and Roku Pro Series LX OLED TV. As demand grows for high-performance displays at approachable prices, Roku's new lineup means that there's no need to compromise on picture quality, delivering on Roku's commitment to TV that's both delightfully simple and better for everyone. Available exclusively on Amazon, these two models bring together stunning display technology and sleek design with Roku's intuitive operating system. The Roku Pro Series OLED is now available in 55" and 65" sizes nationwide on Amazon, with an MSRP starting at $999. The Roku Pro Series LX OLED TV will be available beginning October 2026 with an MSRP of $1,299.STOCK PLAYS:Other publicly traded companies in the streaming space include AMC Global Media, Comcast, Paramount Skydance, Fox, and FuboTV.

Trump Considers Investment in Venezuela's Oil Industry

Catch up on the top industries and stocks that were impacted, or were predicted to be impacted, by the comments, actions and policies of President Donald Trump with this daily recap compiled by The Fly.VENEZUELAN OIL:The U.S. is considering taking an ownership stake in Venezuela's oil industry, potentially giving American companies access to a massive resource base, Marc Caputo of Axios. While strategically significant, the production impact would likely take years to materialize, according to two U.S. officials. "President Trump is close to securing America's energy future for generations to come, not just in the U.S. but in the hemisphere," one of the officials says. Publicly traded companies in the space include BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil, Shelland TotalEnergies.MEAT PROCESSORS:President Donald Trump said in aon Truth social that, "Ranchers and Farmers have always been a number one priority for me. They work very hard, are smart, efficient, and immaculately CLEAN, but for years I have heard that they have had a tremendous problem with the Big Processors, who many say are a nasty Monopoly. There are, essentially, 4 of them, a very non competitive number, and they make life miserable for our wonderful Farmers and Ranchers, and I can't let that happen, can I? So, in order to break this powerful monopoly, with much of its ownership based outside of the U.S., I am authorizing legal documents to be drawn in order to allow Farmers and Ranchers to be given the right to PROCESS THEIR OWN FOOD. This should move quickly. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP." Shares of Tyson Foodsand Pilgrim's Pridetraded lower on Friday. Other publicly-traded meat processors include JBSand Smithfield Foods.'HOTTEST' COMPANY:President Donald Trump said in aon Truth Social that, "GREAT NEWS! Micron, one of the 'HOTTEST' Companies in the World, just announced a MASSIVE 10 BILLION DOLLAR Investment in new Research Labs right here in America. They are keeping us at the absolute forefront of A.I. and Advanced Computing! Combined with their previous TREMENDOUS 250 BILLION DOLLAR commitment, they are creating over tens of thousands of Great American Jobs. We are bringing Critical Technologies BACK to the U.S.A. Because of our Great Policies, Companies are investing TRILLIONS. I have made it clear that America will lead the way to a new Golden Age of Science. The results speak for themselves: During my Administration, Companies are investing TRILLIONS of Dollars because they know the United States is the best place in the World to Build, Invent, and Grow. Congratulations to Micron's fantastic CEO, Sanjay Mehrotra. We are strengthening our Economy and WINNING BIG! The Golden Age of America is HERE. MAGA! President DONALD J. TRUMP."OUTSIDE EO:Wells Fargo notes that following the recent foreign inverter ban, the Trump administration issued an Executive Order increasing scrutiny of foreign-sourced grid equipment. While investor concerns are centered on Generac'suse of Baudouin engines in its 2.25-3.25 MW generator platform, the firm believes the company is largely outside the scope of the EO. With that said, Wells awaits DOE guidance to determine the ultimate impact. The firm has an Overweight rating on the shares with a price target of $280.DEAL WITH IRAN:The Trump administration has told mediators it has no interest in going back to the terms of the memorandum of understanding it reached with Iran in June, people familiar with the matter told's Summer Said, Alexander Ward and Benoit Faucon. President Trump is willing to wait and see if a policy of squeezing Iran economically bears fruit, the sources said.FAVOR WITH DEMOCRATS:Some U.S. companies with close ties to President Trump are trying to gain favor with Democrats in case they become targets if Republicans lose control of the House, Annie Linskey and Emily Glazer of The Wall Street Journal. Big tech companies are preparing for congressional and criminal investigators, some advisers, lobbyists, and board members told the Journal. Metaand others are writing big checks for Democrats; Paramount, Kalshi, and others are hiring former Democratic aides to bolster government relations; and Meta and Palantirare among the companies concerned about future requests for information, congressional hearings, and subpoenas, sources told the Journal. Additionally, executives from Amazon, Chevron, Pfizer, UnitedHealthand others attended a summer seminar hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that focused on "managing potential congressional oversight and investigations," according to documents reviewed by the Journal.AI REGULATOR:The Trump administration's proposed AI self-regulatory body appears to be stalling, suggesting uncertainty around the administration's approach to AI oversight, The Information's Leo Schwartz. A formal framework could still emerge, but the delay reinforces the broader regulatory vacuum as states continue pursuing their own AI rules, according to the report.