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DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc., the studio led by Jeffrey Katzenberg, advanced after a Lazard Capital Markets analyst raised his estimate for total domestic ticket sales for the film “The Croods.”
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The spinoff of Time Inc. to create the world’s largest publicly traded magazine publisher may be just the beginning of deals for the owner of People and Sports Illustrated.
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Hollywood may finally have found a successful way back to Oz.
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DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc., the studio led by Jeffrey Katzenberg, reported a fourth-quarter loss after its only new film in the period, “Rise of the Guardians,” failed to connect with moviegoers. The shares fell.
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News Corp. is considering breaking up the company into two publicly held entities after a phone- hacking scandal at its U.K. newspapers increased pressure to cordon off the publishing business.
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Time Warner Inc. , owner of the Warner Bros. studios, reported a 9.9 percent decline in first-quarter profit as the film division’s revenue dropped and cable-network costs rose.
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Two of Liberty Media Corp.’s tracking stocks rose after the company moved to simplify its complex financial structure by announcing plans to turn its largest unit, Liberty Interactive , into an asset-backed stock.
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Netflix, the video-rental service grappling with a user revolt, reports results today that will show the extent of third-quarter subscriber losses and may offer clues to its progress in limiting defections this period.
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Netflix Inc., the mail-order and online film-rental service, fell the most in more than three years after cutting its U.S. subscriber forecast following a price increase.
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DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. said second-quarter earnings will shrink from a year ago because of the domestic box-office performance of “Shrek Forever After” and weaker home-video sales. The shares fell 4.1 percent.
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