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Provided by Dow Jones By Francesca Fontana ViacomCBS Inc. A new British invasion is generating a princely sum for some American entertainment companies. About 17.1 million people tuned in on March 7 to watch Oprah Winfrey s interview with Prince Harry and Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle on the ViacomCBS-owned CBS network, which paid a licensing fee between $7 million and $9 million. Ms. Winfrey is also working with Prince Harry on a special about mental health for Apple TV+. ViacomCBS shares rose 13% Monday. Dick s Sporting Goods Inc. The late stages of the pandemic will test the stamina of Dick s Sporting Goods. The retailer said on Tuesday that it expects sales to ease this year after last year s growth, fueled by strong demand for at-home fitness equipment during lockdown. Like other retailers, Dick s strengthened its e-commerce operation last year to continue to reach shoppers adjusting to new work and lifestyle patterns. Now, the

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