Neon had a successful weekend at the box office with the expansion of the indie film “Babes.” Directed by Pamela Adlon, the film follows the story of childhood best friends Eden and Dawn, played by Ilana Glazer and Michelle Buteau, as they navigate the complexities of adulthood. The film made an estimated $1.06 million over
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Tuya, a Chinese company listed on U.S. stock exchanges, has caught the attention of analysts at Morgan Stanley. They have recently revised their forecasts, predicting a potential surge of over 75% in the company’s stock price. This optimistic outlook is based on Tuya’s strong performance in the overseas market, where it generates more than 80%
Investors are currently facing concerns over inflation and the uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve rate cuts, resulting in turbulent markets. However, amidst this volatility, long-term investors can benefit from the stock research provided by Wall Street analysts. One of the top picks by analysts is workplace management software maker Monday.com (MNDY). The company recently reported impressive
The battle for the box office crown between Warner Bros’ Furiosa and Alcon/Sony’s The Garfield Movie has been intense over the long weekend. Both films are currently neck and neck, aiming for around $31 million over four days and $25 million over three days. Surprisingly, Garfield seems to have the upper hand, slightly edging out
French President Emmanuel Macron’s upcoming state visit to Germany is a crucial event as the European Union’s two biggest powers aim to display unity ahead of the EU parliamentary elections. At a time of significant challenges for Europe, such as the Ukraine war and the potential election of Donald Trump as U.S. president in November,
In the midst of a changing cinematic landscape, Sean Baker recently accepted the prestigious Palme d’Or for his latest movie, Anora, at the Cannes Film Festival. During the awards press conference, Baker took the opportunity to advocate for the survival of traditional theaters, expressing his desire for his movies to be shown on the big
Argentine President Javier Milei has announced plans for a “significant” tax reduction in an effort to reduce state intervention in the country’s economy. Facing a prolonged economic crisis with soaring inflation rates, Milei is urging Congress to approve a series of economic reforms aimed at stimulating investments and revitalizing the economy. Despite his ambitious plans,
One of the recent films that have made a splash in limited release is Marco Bellocchio’s *Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara*. Set in mid-19th century Bologna, the film tells the true story of a six-year-old Jewish boy who was abducted by the Catholic Church in 1858. The boy, Edgardo, was taken to Rome and
The weekend box office seems to be facing some challenges despite the availability of more movies in the market. Moviegoers are still hesitant to return to theaters, resulting in a lackluster response to new releases. The two movies released this weekend, a prequel/spinoff featuring a new actress to a beloved cult movie and a family
Industry insiders are buzzing with excitement as Disney/Pixar’s highly anticipated sequel, Inside Out 2, is projected to shatter box office records with its upcoming release. Tracking numbers indicate that the film is poised to claim the top spot for the highest opening at the domestic box office so far this year, edging out blockbuster hits
Former Tesla board member, Steve Westly, raised concerns about Elon Musk’s divided focus and its impact on Tesla’s performance in the electric vehicle industry. Westly emphasized the importance of a CEO being laser-focused on their company’s operations, highlighting how Musk’s attention appears to be spread thin across various ventures such as SpaceX, X, Neuralink, and
The Memorial Day weekend box office is a crucial time for the movie industry, as it sets the tone for the summer blockbuster season. However, in recent years, the numbers have not been as impressive as before. The entire 4-day frame now struggles to exceed $200M+, a stark difference from the booming figures of the
Macy’s fiscal first-quarter earnings report surpassed Wall Street’s expectations. The department store operator highlighted early signs of momentum in its turnaround strategy. CEO Tony Spring mentioned that the company is in the “early innings” of turning around its namesake stores. By increasing investments in certain Macy’s stores, the company has seen a positive response from
Lowe’s, the home improvement retailer, exceeded Wall Street’s expectations in terms of quarterly earnings and revenue. Despite a decrease in pricey item purchases by do-it-yourself customers, Lowe’s managed to outperform projections. This positive outcome is in stark contrast to its competitor, Home Depot, which fell short of revenue expectations due to challenges in the housing