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television2 years ago

Ranking the Top 'Succession' Moments from Season 4, Episode 6.

The Ringer's weekly power rankings for Succession season 4 are out, with the Waystar Royco shareholders taking the top spot due to the success of Kendall's Living+ presentation. Logan Roy is back on the list due to his continued influence, while Kendall Roy is in third place for his daring stock-jump ploy. Lukas Matsson, Shiv Roy, Tom Wambsgans, Karl Muller, Roman Roy, Cousin Greg, Peter, Gerri Kellman, and Joy Palmer round out the rest of the rankings.

via The Ringer|
#kendall-roy#logan-roy#power-rankings
television2 years ago

Decoding Succession Season 4: Power, Tricks, and Frozen Blood.

The Ringer's weekly power rankings for Succession's fourth season sees Lukas Matsson, the Swedish tech genius, take the top spot after outmaneuvering the Roy siblings and securing the ATN carve-out. Shiv Roy gains Matsson's ear and forms an alliance with him, while Gerri Kellman delivers the best speech of the episode. Kendall Roy struggles with his newfound power and ultimately loses control to Matsson, while Connor Roy messes up by texting a picture of Logan's dead body to Roman. Frank and Karl celebrate their victory over the Vikings.

via The Ringer|
#lukas-matsson#power-rankings#shiv-roy
entertainment2 years ago

"Succession Season 4: A Recap and Preview of Episodes 5 and 6"

Alexander Skarsgård's tech mogul character finally makes his move in season four of Succession, unleashing his predatory instincts on the Roy siblings. Shiv manages to forge a backdoor with Waystar Royco's new owner, while Kendall and Roman spiral in complementary fashions. The emotional damage of their unprocessed grief is starting to take its toll, and the future looks bleak as Waystar Royco is all but sold.

via The A.V. Club|
#alexander-skarsgard#entertainment#logan-roy
business2 years ago

The Impact of CEO Departures on Share Prices: A 'Succession' Twist.

The death of a CEO can cause huge share price swings when they depart, as seen in the fictional media conglomerate Waystar Royco in HBO's "Succession." Real-life precedent includes Apple's Steve Jobs, whose announcement of indefinite medical leave in 2011 caused shares to fall as much as 6%, wiping tens of billions off the company's valuation. However, there have also been examples of a share price rally following the death of a CEO, as investors see it as a company decoupling from a deadweight boss.

via Business Insider|
#business#ceo#share-prices
television2 years ago

The Impactful Episode: Succession Season 4's Shocking Death and Power Rankings.

The power dynamics at Waystar Royco are in disarray after the death of Logan Roy, leaving his children and inner circle vying for control. Kendall recognizes the opportunity and starts maneuvering, while Shiv becomes the face of the family during a press conference. Tom is the messenger and closest to Logan at the time of his death, but his past betrayals may come back to haunt him. Roman is in a pickle, and Cousin Greg is now unprotected and expendable. Willa gains power by marrying into the Roy family, while Gerri, Frank, and Karl put up a fight for control. Colin Stiles and Kerry Castellabate's roles remain uncertain.

via The Ringer|
#family-drama#logan-roy#power-rankings
entertainment2 years ago

"Succession's Logan Roy Passes Away at 84"

Logan Roy, the fictional character and media mogul from the TV show "Succession," has died at the age of 84 while traveling to Sweden aboard a company jet. Roy's death leaves Waystar Royco, his media conglomerate, without a clear successor. Rising from humble origins in Scotland, Roy took a modest family-run printing business and built it into Waystar Royco, one of the largest media and entertainment conglomerates in the world.

via Los Angeles Times|
#entertainment#logan-roy#media-mogul