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Studios that once ran on instinct and big personalities now operate more like data-driven conglomerates, reshuffling execs and hedging bets in a fractured, streaming-dominated market.

It is a conservative estimate, too, because it does not include various fees to banks, financial advisers and other financing costs, including currency hedging.

Denmark would break off relations with the U.S. and insist, with a certain amount of hedging, that this was an act of war, sort of.

Fried, at the Atlantic Council, cautioned that “it was not good for the United States to have other states hedging their bets.”

Most big auto companies, however, are hedging their bets on full electrics.