Comic-Con Pioneer Bridged Hollywood and Nerd Culture
Jeffrey Walker helped transform Comic-Con into a major pop culture hub by linking Hollywood with sci fi and comics. From early LA music publicity to marketing for Warner Bros and Amblin, he brought trailer glimpses and 16 mm featurettes to conventions and co founded Thinking Cap Co. His work supported growth of geek culture and the modern fan universe.
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Panera sues ex IT executive over trade secrets in Papa John's case
Panera, based in suburban St. Louis, sues former IT executive Michael Nettles and Papa John's International in federal court alleging misappropriation of Panera trade secrets and a breach of confidentiality and noncompete after Nettles joined the rival chain in Louisville. Nettles recently relocated from the St. Louis area to Kentucky for the job.
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San Diego Comic Con Opens With Star Trek Beyond Premiere
At the San Diego Convention Center and Embarcadero Park a large crowd gathered for preview night of Comic Con International. The world premiere of Star Trek Beyond capped a night featuring outdoor Imax screening and first looks at Wonder Woman Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 Valerian Riverdale and a new Star Trek series.
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France approves labor reform edging toward flexibility
France narrows worker protections as Hollande pushes a reform to boost business flexibility. The bill preserves the 35 hour week but allows a 46 hour normal cycle and 60 hour peaks in exceptional cases, with company level agreements possible. It adds a right to disconnect and requires charters for firms with over 50 employees.
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