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...In the communications sector, the video entertainment companies (Warner Bros Discovery, Paramount, Disney, Netflix et al) explain the bulk of the outperformance....
...Here, the superior margins of sometime investee company Procter & Gamble were our guide. We ended up writing a second note after Peltz cancelled his bid to join the board of Walt Disney....
...Many French cinema owners, who are putting pressure on Cannes to resist Netflix et al, see the streamers’ disruptive attitude as an incursion into their territory....
...Nor has Britain seen the emergence of any new production companies to match Working Title, the Universal-backed but proudly British outfit behind Four Weddings, Bridget Jones, Darkest Hour et al, or independent...
...Time Warner’s are down 15 per cent, while Walt Disney’s are off by a similar amount, on fears of slowing growth at its ESPN channel. By contrast, the S&P 500 is flat over the same period....
...In the Netflix world, Comcast et al still deliver the content, but they need to find a new way of getting paid....
...For a company like Rural that is traded on a major exchange, ―[t]urnover measured by average weekly trading of . . . 1% would justify a substantial presumption‖ of market efficiency. 5 Bromberg et al., Bromberg...
...United States v Apple, Inc et al is more than a US Justice department antitrust action against publishers allegedly colluding on ebook prices....
...Euro Disney, in which the Walt Disney Company owns 40 per cent and Prince al-Waleed, the Saudi investor, 10 per cent, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2012....
...,and the National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO) — colelctively, the motion picture industry — respectively file this comment… In a meandering statement, the Directors Guild et al, argue that futures...
...To make money just ‘Follow The Money!’. Related links: SEC V. TREVOR G. COOK, PATRICK J. KILEY, ET AL, Case No. 09 CV 3333 – SEC Litigation release...
...Ovitz, meanwhile, departed for Walt Disney as the number two to then chief executive Michael Eisner....
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