Disney+ Relaunches On PS5 Consoles With 4K HDR Support — But Are Streaming Sticks Still Better?
Walt Disney Co's (NYSE: DIS) Disney+ streaming platform has announced that users can download the app natively on PlayStation 5 consoles.
Caesars Entertainment Closes New $3B Credit Facility
Caesars Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:CZR) has closed new $3 billion senior secured credit facilities. The facility consists of a new $750 million…
Hyatt Partners With Lindner Hotels To Expand In Europe
Hyatt Hotels Corp (NYSE:H) said its affiliate has entered into an exclusive collaboration agreement with Lindner Hotels AG, a family-run…
‘Not Game Of Thrones’: Amazon Studios Head Details Big Bet On Lord Of The Rings, What Bezos Thinks Of Show
Tasked with leading the studio of a trillion-dollar company is no easy task. Jennifer Salke was named the head of Amazon Studios, a unit of Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN), in 2018.
Sinclair Broadcast’s Growth Prospects Prompts 25% Price Target Hike By This Analyst
EF Hutton analyst Edward Reilly reiterated a Buy rating on Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc (NASDAQ:SBGI) and raised the price target to $50 from…
Elon Musk’s ‘X’ App To ‘Rule Them All’ Gets Twitter Kickstart — But What Form Could It Take?
Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk said purchasing Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) would hasten the birth of “X” an app for everything, but the shape the upco
Toy Maker Hasbro Eyes Cost Savings; Cuts FY22 Sales Outlook
Hasbro Inc (NASDAQ: HAS) hosted its first investor day under the leadership of CEO Chris Cocks.
A Jedi Supports Ukraine: Mark Hamill Joins United24 To Back Zelensky Against ‘Evil Empire’
"Star Wars" actor Mark Hamill is joining a real-life resistance effort by raising money to aid Ukraine against Russia.
Sony Bets Big On VR Sector, Ramps Up VR2 Headset Production
Sony Group Corp (NYSE: SONY) plans to produce about two million units of PlayStation VR2 headsets by March 2023.
Cathie Wood Slashes $18M Stake In Spotify, Keeps Binging On This Software Company’s Shares
Cathie Wood-led ARK Investment Management dumped over 200,000 shares of Spotify Technology SA (NYSE: SPOT) on Friday via two of the company’s exchange-traded funds (ETFs).