AMC

On Tuesday, AMC shares fell to a 52-week intraday low of $1.91 per share and closed at a record low of $1.98 per share.

The symbiotic relationship between studios and movie theaters remains intact despite coronavirus-related disruptions to the film industry.

In an effort to stave off bankruptcy, AMC has made an additional 50 million shares available for sale.

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For AMC, the world’s largest cinema chain, bankruptcy could be the best option to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

The company now expects 230 million to 260 million subscribers to Disney+ by 2024. 

AMC secured a $100 million investment from Mudrick Capital Management, but it won’t be enough to solve liquidity issues.

WarnerMedia’s biggest legacy media streaming rivals will probably let HBO Max be the industry’s guinea pig with its 2021 movie release strategy.

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WarnerMedia announced Thursday that its 2021 movie releases will debut simultaneously in theaters and on HBO Max.

Discovery CEO David Zaslav told CNBC he expects the next 12 to 24 months to be “put up or shut up” for all media companies with streaming services.

Warner Bros. 2021 movies going on HBO Max at same time as in theaters comes as a major Hollywood producer forecast the future of the multiplex in streaming era.

It’s an example of how AT&T is adapting to the coronavirus pandemic.

WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar refused to say if his decision to put all 17 of Warner Bros. movies on HBO Max the same day they hit theaters will go beyond next year.

Investors are getting nervous about whether retailers like Best Buy and Home Depot that have benefited from stay-at-home trends can sustain their momentum.

Universal and Cineplex reached a multiyear agreement to shorten the theatrical window from three months to as little as 17 days.

Dow futures dropped Tuesday after two names in the 30-stock average, Home Depot and Walmart, reported earnings.