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Shonen Jump has seen many manga either get canceled or conclude this year alone, even though it has also welcomed just as many new series. Among the major changes, a total of four manga have already come to an end, starting with Jujutsu Kaisen‘s sequel, Modulo, in March, followed by Chainsaw Man ending in the…

XR startup Immersed sent a weekend email to pre-order customers telling them it is “locking in shipping timelines” — the clearest signal in more than a year that the Visor work-focused headset may actually be approaching production. What the email confirmed with a hard deadline is the price. On August 1, the Standard 4K Edition…

Capcom just posted its best first quarter on record, with net sales up 54.7% year-on-year to ¥70.4 billion ($429 million). Operating profit climbed 66.9% to ¥41.1 billion ($250.9 million), and digital revenue surged 83% to ¥54.6 billion. The numbers confirm that Capcom’s bet on anime adaptations is paying off in hard sales figures.

Marvel Comics took a blow earlier this year when it announced that it would be ending its partnership with Shueisha. In recent years, Marvel has teamed up with Shonen Jump to create several new manga series that took characters like Deadpool and Spider-Man, giving them a brand-new aesthetic. Despite the partnership ending this year, this…

Star Entertainment Group (ASX: SGR) was among the strongest performers on the Australian sharemarket on 16 July 2026 after its shares climbed 9.52% to $0.12 around 1:56pm AEST (20-minute delayed data). The stock featured among the day’s leading All Ordinaries gainers despite a weaker broader market.

2026 is only halfway over, but even so, many Shonen Jump series are being cancelled sooner than expected. Launched in 2014, Shueisha’s official manga platform, Shonen Jump+, has been serializing original Shonen series alongside catering to other manga demographics, including Seinen. It’s one of the biggest manga platforms as of now, with several globally renowned series under its belt,…

NEW DELHI: The job market is changing channels, and media and entertainment has stolen the prime-time slot. India’s white-collar hiring maintained its upward trajectory in June 2026, with Media Production & Entertainment emerging as the fastest-growing sector, according to the latest Naukri JobSpeak report. The industry recorded a 24 per cent year-on-year jump in recruitment, outpacing…