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  • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
    MGM Moves Closer to Spyglass-Led Restructuring Plan

    Another roar from MGM's tired lion, which is struggling under a $4 billion debt load. I've confirmed that Spyglass founders Gary Barber and Roger Birnbaum have signed a letter of intent to make them co-CEOs of MGM.

  • Six in 60
    Stocks to Watch: Visa, Staples and More ...

    Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

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    Box Office: End-of-Summer Blues

    The end of summer marks a shift from fun popcorn flicks to serious Oscar fare, and time for studios to take stock of the most important box office season.

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    AOL Teaming Up With Ellen DeGeneres Online

    AOL is adding talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres to its family of Web properties as it looks for ways to draw more people to its sites.

  • Pops & Drops: Amazon.com, Brown-Forman...

    Herein are the Thursday's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Amazon.com popped while Brown-Forman dropped.

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    Making Sense of 'Avatar's Weak Return

    "Avatar" is the biggest movie of all time — grossing $2.744 billion after its December debut. Producer-director-writer James Cameron says if there were more 3-D screens, the movie would have been even bigger, which is why 20th Century Fox re-released a special cut of the film only in 3-D. The movie only finished in 12th place this weekend, with $4 million from 812 locations.

  • Stocks End Down Sharply on Economic Worries

    Stocks finished sharply lower Monday amid light volume as confidence about the economy weakened and investors remained cautious ahead of several key reports coming up this week. Bank of America and Home Depot fell, while HP rose.

  • Dow Falls 100 Points; Banks, Industrials Slide

    Stocks continued to selloff Monday amid light volume as confidence about the economy weakened and investors remained cautious ahead of several key reports coming up this week. Bank of America and Intel fell, while H&P rose.

  • Stocks Decline, Led by Financials; HP Rises

    Stocks are lower as investors shrug off a positive government report on consumer spending and a raft of mergers and acquisitions news.  bank of America, Amex fell, while H&P rose.

  • Futures Slip After Consumer Spending Data

    U.S. stock index futures are lower after the government reported consumer spending rose at the strongest pace in four months, Hewlett-Packard announced a stock buyback, and as investors digested merger and acquisition news.

  • Out of Work
    Consumers Lack Confidence in Economic Rebound: Citi's Parsons

    People will gain a sense of confidence and spend when they get "goods news on the sovereign debt front and a coherent articulation about how we are going to rebuild the economy coming from Washington," Parsons said.

  • MGM Studios
    Waiting for MGM's Spyglass Deal

    MGM's on the verge of announcing its bankruptcy and management plan, in the process of hammering out the final details right now with its 100 plus creditors.

  • Cramer Sees ‘Very Negative’ Trend in Market

    Plus, get calls on tech, media and more.

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    Muscular ‘Expendables’ Enlivens Battle for Studio

    “The Expendables,” an ensemble action film starring and directed by Sylvester Stallone, took in an estimated $35 million in ticket sales and beat out “Eat Pray Love," reports the NYT.

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    Video Game Sales in July: Better, but Still Struggling

    Video game sales weren’t quite as bad as some analysts were expecting in July, but the industry once again failed to match its performance of last year.

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    Walt Disney Profit and Sales Jump, Outstrip Forecasts

    The entertainment giant saw its shares rise in late trading Tuesday as the company reported sharply higher profit and sales that easily beat Wall Street estimates

  • New Boss On The Way For Time Inc.

    Jack Griffin, a former Meredith Corporation executive, will become chief executive at Time Inc., succeeding Ann S. Moore, reports The New York Times.

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    Thursday Look Ahead: Consumer, Jobless Claims are Twin Tests for Thursday Markets

    The American consumer is a major theme Thursday, as chain stores report their monthly sales.

  • Earnings Roundup:  Aug. 4

    What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Wednesday,  Aug. 4.

  • Stocks End at 2 1/2-Month High; BofA Skids

    Stocks were higher Wednesday, led by consumer discretionary stocks, as encouraging reports on jobs and the services sector fueled hopes for the recovery.