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MoviePass Is Getting Sued By Its Own Stockholders
The theatrical subscription service got more bad news this week.
Financial Fruit: Apple Becomes 1st Trillion-Dollar Company
Apple has become the world's first publicly traded company to be valued at $1 trillion, the financial fruit of stylish technology that has redefined what we expect from our gadgets.
The Disney-Fox Merger Is Official
Shareholders approved the sale of Fox’s movie and TV assets to Disney, which could have huge repercussions throughout Hollywood.
MoviePass Couldn’t Pay the Bills, Had to Borrow $6.2 Million To Turn the Service Back On
MoviePass had a service outage when the parent company couldn’t pay the bills. Then they borrowed $5 million.
MoviePass Stock Hits Record Low, Begs to Be Put Out of Its Misery
How does MoviePass still exist at this point? The company, which offers customers the ability to see one movie per day for the too-good-to-be-true price of $9.99 per month, has rapidly morphed into a case study in mystifying capitalism. Despite its consistently declining stock value, and the fact that the company spends far more than it brings in, MoviePass continues to operate — but for how much longer?
Texas Shrimp Industry Crippled by Immigrant Visa Cap
The Texas shrimp industry is facing a worker shortage as a result of the federal cap on U.S. visas for immigrant seasonal workers.
Michael Jackson Estate Slaps Disney with Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
The late pop singer's estate is suing Disney for copyright infringement over unauthorized use of the pop icon's music in a TV special.