- July 26, 2024
IMAX, with Hollywood strikes and the pandemic behind it, poised for growth, say analysts
IMAX Corp., is well positioned for growth, say analysts, as the company puts the disruption of the Hollywood actors and writers strikes and the COVID-19 pandemic behind it.
Why Charter’s stock is flirting with its best day ever after earnings
Charter lost fewer internet subscribers than expected in the second quarter, though subscriber losses in the video business were steeper than what analysts were modeling
AMC’s summer box office set to ‘rebound notably’ says Wedbush
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. is set to benefit from an improved summer box office, according to analyst firm Wedbush. Source link
Market bubbles expand longer than many expect. But this metric shows valuations will matter.
Valuation may not matter in the short term but it eventually does, says this fund manager Source link
Bristol Myers Squibb results beat expectations as newer drugs deliver growth
Bristol Myers Squibb Co. on Friday reported second-quarter results that topped analysts’ estimates as some of the company’s newer drugs began to hit their stride.
‘I’m having panic attacks’: My ex-husband emptied our joint bank accounts, hacked into my email and stole my life savings. Do I have any recourse?
“I’m working with the fund manager, as I found some emails where he pretended to be me on some forged documents.” Source link
Eni lifts guidance as high oil and gas prices boost its bottom line
The Italian oil major said it now expects to generate adjusted EBIT worth €15 billion in 2024 as also signaled plans to accelerate its share
Disney+, Hulu, Max launch their new streaming bundle — at a 38% discount
The new Disney+, Hulu and Max streaming bundle launched Thursday, offering a significant discount for subscribers. Source link
You have enough money, but you never stop worrying about it. What gives?
‘You can think too much about the trappings of money’: If you let money rule you, it can ruin you. Source link
‘I’ve no heirs’: I’m 65 and have a $650,000 house with a $50,000 mortgage, and own two rentals. I only have $100,000 in the bank. Should I release that equity?
A reader has no heirs and is ready to enjoy life, but all their money is tied up in properties. Source link