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January 1, 2023, is set up to see a bumper crop of copyrighted material enter the public domain. Disney owns one of the biggest. Can the company take this slap too?
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AMC Entertainment stock collapsed early this month and has not recovered.
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Are Disney’s individual operations, when totaled, more valuable than the overall company's?
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Netflix hoped that ad-supported streaming would allow it to return to rapid growth and keep competition at bay. Early results show that it is not working.
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It has become clear that CEO Bob Iger, who helped build Disney into the most successful entertainment company in the world, lacks the magic to turn around Disney’s crippled operations.
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Washington Post staff cuts have begun and will worsen if advertising continues to fall and its subscriber business does not recover.
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“Avatar: The Way of Water” was supposed to be a sure thing for Disney. Its underperformance serves Disney’s returned CEO Bob Iger his first piece of really bad news.
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Investors and the Disney board have convinced themselves that long-time CEO Bob Iger, barely retired, can return to the company and fix it. Too much of Disney is broken to be repaired. And much of...
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What are the odds of recovery for Buzzfeed? In the next year, almost nil.
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Not only does McMahon still control WWE, but his alleged behavior also has not kept him from being a billionaire.
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David Zaslav of Warner Bros. Discovery is 24/7 Wall St.’s “Worst CEO of 2022.”
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For years there has been speculation that Amazon might be broken into pieces. One reason is that Amazon is worth more than the sum of its pieces to shareholders. The other is that the federal...
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Warner Bros. Discovery's CEO was supposed to be the smartest media executive in the industry. That has not worked out at all.
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Bob Iger’s comments to Disney’s senior management largely centered around support of plans by his predecessor, Bob Chapek.
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Now that Bob Chapek is back as Disney CEO, he may want to be board chair again too.
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