Lucky Strike Entertainment reports a slight uptick in same-store sales and early signs of recovery in its long-struggling events segment. Executives outline a shift towards tighter cost control and pin hopes on newly acquired seasonal assets to boost earnings later this year.
Lucky Strike Entertainment (LUCK) reported modest Q2 growth, driven by a stabilizing events business and strategic marketing. The company is pivoting to balance sales growth with profitability, pinning significant hopes on newly acquired water parks for a seasonal earnings boost later this year.
CNBC's Jim Cramer praised Sphere Entertainment (SPHR) during his 'Lightning Round,' highlighting its immersive technology and live events business. The bullish sentiment comes as the company navigates a competitive entertainment landscape and broader market volatility.
A recent 20% surge in Coast Entertainment Holdings' share price offers a glimmer of hope, but fails to erase three years of painful declines for investors. As the company's revenue grows, the market questions when—or if—profits will follow.
Sony Group Corp. (SONY) was a notable underperformer in Aristotle Capital's Q4 2025 portfolio, dragged down by a significant non-cash impairment charge. While the charge spooked short-term investors, the fund's letter and industry watchers point to the resilience of Sony's core gaming, music, and imaging businesses amidst a booming AI-driven market.
Shares of Liberty Live Holdings (LLYVK) traded lower after being singled out in the Baron Discovery Fund's latest investor letter, which cited disappointing earnings in its core concert business. The fund's overall quarterly performance lagged the broader market index.
The Walt Disney Company has tapped longtime executive Josh D'Amaro as its next Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Bob Iger. The move, effective March 18, signals a strategic focus on the booming theme park and experiences business as the company navigates a rapidly evolving media landscape.
A new discounted cash flow analysis suggests Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings' shares could be trading at half their intrinsic value, sparking debate among investors about the true worth of the Australian media giant in a challenging advertising landscape.
As Bob Iger prepares to step down, he highlights a 'healthy competition' between Disney's resurgent parks and its entertainment division to become the company's primary profit driver, with the board close to naming his successor.
What begins as a simple effort to protect goods is creating a cascade of hidden costs—from squeezed profit margins and logistical headaches to environmental damage and consumer backlash. As scrutiny intensifies, businesses are finding that less is often more.
A year after the implementation of sweeping tariffs on imports, small business owners in the Fayetteville area describe a sustained squeeze on profits, with some dipping into personal savings to stay afloat amidst rising costs and complex supply chains.
In a landmark deal set for 2027, Sony's iconic TV and audio business will be operated under a new joint venture majority-controlled and manufactured by TCL, signaling a major realignment in the global television market.
As online ad costs surge, a technical revolution in user consent, pioneered in Europe, is quietly reshaping the global ad landscape. U.S. businesses, already grappling with state privacy laws, must integrate compliance with campaign performance to safeguard future marketing efficacy.
Bob Iger steps down after a transformative yet turbulent second act, leaving successor Josh D'Amaro to navigate streaming wars, creative challenges, and investor pressure at the entertainment giant.
After years of strategic investment, WEBTOON Entertainment Inc. (NASDAQ:WBTN) is on a clear path to profitability, with analysts projecting positive earnings by 2027. The digital comics giant's debt-free balance sheet and aggressive growth trajectory are drawing renewed investor attention.
CPA Australia cautions that the latest interest rate increase will intensify financial pressures on families and small enterprises, calling for long-term government reforms to improve the business environment and access to professional advice.
While business services firms help companies optimize operations, the sector has underperformed the broader market. A combination of tightening corporate budgets and disruptive AI technologies is weighing on sentiment. We examine three specific stocks where caution may be warranted.
Madison Square Garden Entertainment posts double-digit revenue and profit growth for fiscal Q2 2026, fueled by a historic run of the Christmas Spectacular. With a blockbuster Harry Styles residency on the horizon and strong forward bookings, the live entertainment giant signals robust momentum.
As MicroStrategy prepares to report Q4 results, all eyes are on its massive Bitcoin holdings and their impact on the balance sheet, while its traditional analytics software business faces muted growth expectations.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe proposes eliminating the state income tax, a move hailed as pro-growth but which critics warn could shift a heavy compliance burden onto local businesses through an expanded sales tax on digital services.
