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Six Flags CEO and Chairman Jim Reid-Anderson discusses the earnings report for his company and the business of theme parks.
Cowen lowers its revenue forecast for Disney's fiscal 2017 due to weaker than expected movie ticket sales.
The world renowned Bolshoi Theater, Moscow, founded in 1776 by Russian Empress Catherine the Great, is known as the country's "cultural epicenter".
Russian model Natalia Vodianova talks about the Naked Heart Foundation, a Russian children's charity founded in response to the Beslan school siege in which 186 children were killed.
IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond discusses working with director Christopher Nolan on the summer blockbuster "Dunkirk."
Dave Bell, CEO and co-founder of Actev, discusses his new idea for a high tech riding vehicle for children. The panel will decide if they're in or out.
Spotify is hoping to agree to a new licensing deal with Warner Music soon, ahead of an anticipated IPO listing.
Fans who were expecting Phelps to race a real shark were disappointed Sunday night, USA Today reports.
Andre Swanston, Tru Optik CEO, talks about partnering with comScore and the metrics of measuring audiences watching shows on over-the-top platforms.
Some fans feared a backlash after the BBC has named the first female lead in "Doctor Who," but negative sentiment on social media is muted.
Reelgood launched this week, a streaming aggregator service to make content selection easier.
Adonis Hoffman, former FCC advisor, and Barry Sine, Drexel Hamilton, discuss allegations that Verizon was slowing down video streaming on Netflix.
Steve Guttenberg discusses his new role on the HBO show "Ballers" and how his stock picks are performing.
Jim Cramer explains why it is so difficult to compete with the e-commerce giant.
Jim Cramer explains why it is so difficult to compete with the e-commerce giant.
Jim Cramer says that Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet are constantly giving investors new, exciting reasons to buy their stocks.
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