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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has urged Fox Sports to denounce an advertisement featuring Kanye West that aired during the Super Bowl, which linked to a website selling a T-shirt emblazoned with a Nazi swastika. This call comes in response to West's recent inflammatory comments on social media praising Hitler and identifying as a Nazi. The ADL stated, "At the Super Bowl, hate took a front-row seat," referencing both the ad's content and West's prior remarks that incited significant backlash. According to reports, the advertisement aired on Fox affiliates in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Atlanta, though it did not reach a majority of viewers. The ad featured West sitting in a dentist's chair and prompted viewers to visit his website, yeezy.com, which at that time, showcased various clothing items. However, within an hour of the broadcast, the website was altered to feature only the swastika T-shirt, dubbed "HH-01," priced at $20. The station representatives did not comment on the situation, and West's account on the platform X has reportedly been deactivated.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has increased its stake in Sirius XM, acquiring an additional 2.3 million shares valued at approximately $54 million, bringing its total ownership to about 35% of the satellite radio company's outstanding shares. This move comes as some analysts express concerns over Sirius XM's competitive position in the market, particularly facing pressure from larger music and podcast platforms like Spotify. Despite these pressures, Berkshire views Sirius XM's low valuation at approximately 8.5 times forward earnings as a potential for growth. Sirius XM reported its first increase in subscribers after 18 months and projects substantial growth in free cash flow through various initiatives. While Bank of America analyst Jessica Reif Ehrlich has maintained an underperform rating on the stock, four of the last twelve analysts reviewed noted a sell recommendation. Berkshire Hathaway appears confident in Sirius XM's long-term strategy, fitting the firm's investment philosophy of identifying companies with potential for recovery. Sirius XM currently offers a 4.2% dividend yield, providing ongoing returns as Buffett's team anticipates the company's improvements.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has rejected a $97.4 billion bid from Elon Musk and a consortium of investors aiming to acquire the organization. The bid aims to return OpenAI to its original non-profit roots, a point Musk emphasized due to concerns over the company's shift towards a for-profit model. Musk, who co-founded OpenAI in 2015 and later resigned from its board, has been vocal about his disagreements with its current direction, claiming it betrays its foundational mission, according to lawyer Marc Toberoff. After Altman's dismissal of the bid on social media, he humorously suggested that the group could instead purchase X (formerly Twitter) for $9.74 billion. Musk, who bought X for $44 billion in 2022, simply called Altman a "Swindler" in response. This feud is intensified by ongoing legal battles over OpenAI's transition to a for-profit structure, which has drawn Musk’s criticism. The complications arose after the successful launch of ChatGPT, leading to increased revenues and tensions within the organization.