‘Gone Girl’ Builds Expectations for Weekend Movie Releases
After a so-so September at the box office, October’s movie releases are expected to start strong and get stronger.
After a so-so September at the box office, October’s movie releases are expected to start strong and get stronger.
Among the most troubled newspaper companies in America is McClatchy, which took on an extraordinary amount of debt.
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The New York Times has announced that it will cut 100 newsroom jobs as the paper seeks to lower costs to meet declining revenues.
Angie’s List has just restructured its debt with a new credit facility, which could make it more appealing for a potential sale.
In a recent customer satisfaction survey, Comcast and Time Warner Cable finished at or near the bottom in every category in every region of the country.
Five divisional matchups will take place in the NFL this Sunday as the season enters Week 3.
DreamWorks Animation shares surged on reports of talks with Japan’s SoftBank for a potential buyout.
"The Equalizer" is Denzel Washington’s 12th straight movie in which his starring role has led to an opening weekend take of at least $20 million.
A new report from the Internet and Media analysts at Stifel makes one thing is clear: ad spending and viewership is transitioning to the Internet.
The fall movie season has so far been somewhat less than overwhelming. This week’s entrants may not change that.
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Activision Blizzard is the subject of a lawsuit by Manuel Noriega over his likeness being used in its video game series Call of Duty.
Shares of Netflix traded lower Tuesday as the company rolls out is video on-demand service to six more European countries.