In Ryan Murphy’s revisionist take on the Golden Age of Tinseltown,, the stories of real-life, marginalized people get a rewrite — and a happy ending they deserve.
15.04.2020 - 16:37 / deadline.com
By Dade Hayes
Finance Editor
Imax has “multiple years of liquidity” on its balance sheet and is poised to benefit from the reopening of movie theaters in China as early as mid-May, according to one veteran analyst tracking the company.
Eric Handler of MKM Partners reiterated his “buy” rating on Imax shares in a report Wednesday, though he lowered his 12-month price target on its shares to $20 from $24.
Imax has been one of several companies with stakes in exhibition to see its stock get
In Ryan Murphy’s revisionist take on the Golden Age of Tinseltown,, the stories of real-life, marginalized people get a rewrite — and a happy ending they deserve.
Lord Alan Sugar has been bombarded with criticism for spreading fake coronavirus claims via his Twitter account.
By Jill Goldsmith
By Jill Goldsmith
By Tom Grater
With movie theaters shuttered worldwide in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the theatrical film business has never looked more precarious. But that's not stopping China's largest exhibition company from doubling down on cinema construction.
The central Chinese city of Wuhan has revised its coronavirus death toll to 3,869, increasing the number of fatalities by 1,290.
As China's exhibition sector — shuttered since Jan. 23 amid the coronavirus pandemic — gets set to turn its lights back on, analyst Eric Handler of MKM Partners on Wednesday said Imax has "multiple years of liquidity" on hand with which to start reopening its screens in China in mid-May.
"It's time to re-examine our world in a way that doesn't abuse other species"