How Going to the Movies Is Changing, in Charts
Hollywood’s new normal involves fewer wide releases, more big screens and novelty popcorn.
Hollywood’s new normal involves fewer wide releases, more big screens and novelty popcorn.
The email security company secures funding ahead of plans to list on public markets by the end of 2025.
Second-quarter results beat expectations, and the company projected sales growth.
The company said it has agreed to sell the assets associated with its Blue Raven Solar business, as well as its new-homes business and its non-installing dealer network, for $45 million.
R1 RCM, Eli Lilly and more in the latest Market Talks covering the Health Care sector.
Stock futures pointed to muted gains for the S&P 500, a day after economic angst and the unraveling of crowded trades consigned the benchmark to its biggest drop since 2022.
The Japanese yen could give back recent gains as the market could price out U.S. interest-rate cut expectations but will have a harder time pricing in further rate rises in Japan, Commerzbank said.
Nvidia, Super Micro Computer and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom.
A conversation with the hip-hop legend turned NBC’s breakout coverage star.
Look around the Paris Games, and all you can see are athletes who can’t see—from pommel horse wizard Stephen Nedoroscik to South Korean shooter Kim Yeji.
Retail sales in the eurozone fell 0.3% in June as a consumption-led recovery continued to prove elusive.
Though much of the stock selloff is likely caused by a reversal in speculative trades, rather than deeper problems, the market won’t immediately go back to normal.
Amazon, Google and Microsoft are using a new type of deal for artificial-intelligence firms
Google’s loss in a historic antitrust trial is reverberating across Silicon Valley. The ruling is likely to affect the search giant and its largest collaborators and competitors.
A recession isn’t an on-off switch. It’s a process, and there’s still time for the Fed to short-circuit that process.
European gas prices bounced back, boosted by concerns over supply disruptions in the Middle East as fears of an Iranian retaliatory attack on Israel grew, while stronger demand for LNG in Asia also supported prices.
Meta Platforms has restored social-media posts by Malaysia’s prime minister concerning Hamas’s late political leader, saying their removal last week was in error.
Oil prices regained some ground as growing fears of a full-scale war in the Middle East and overnight U.S. data provided some support to prices.
German manufacturing orders were 3.9% higher in June, driven by a revival in the car industry, and offering a sign of hope for the country’s beleaguered industrial sector.
Bayer reported a steep drop in second-quarter earnings as weak agricultural markets hit its crop-science division.
Aramco said its second-quarter net profit beat market estimates, and that it planned to pay $31 billion in dividends to the Saudi government and its shareholders.
The online fashion retailer said CFO Sandra Dembeck decided not to renew her contract but didn’t announce her replacement.
The Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rates on hold and warned that inflation will remain a problem for some time yet.
The heavily indebted Chinese developer said it is seeking to claw back the money from seven individuals, including founder Hui Ka Yan, his ex-wife, a former chief executive and a former chief financial officer.
Asia markets bounced back after a global selloff, led by a surging Nikkei and rising Wall Street futures as investors looked for bargains despite lingering concerns of a U.S. slowdown and geopolitical risk.