AMC's stock is taking a hit, even though "Avatar: Fire and Ash" brought in big crowds. The movie made $483 million worldwide and drew over 4 million people to AMC theaters. That's the biggest pre-Christmas weekend for AMC since 2021. But investors aren't celebrating. They're worried about AMC's mone
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AMC's stock is in a slump, hitting a new low of $1. 60 this week. This drop is surprising because the company is doing well. The latest James Cameron movie, Avatar: Fire and Ash, has brought in $483 million worldwide. AMC had its best pre-Christmas weekend since 2021, with over 4 million people watc
AMC's stock hit a new low, dropping to $1. 64. This happened even though the company had a great weekend with the new Avatar movie. The movie brought in over 4 million people and made $88 million. Most of the money came from special 3D showings. Investors are not happy. They are worried about the f
AMC Entertainment's stock has been on a downward trend, despite some positive developments within the company. This decline raises questions about the factors influencing investor sentiment. First, let's talk about the good stuff. AMC had a strong weekend before Christmas. Over 4 million people vis
AMC Entertainment is making waves with new perks and smashing records. They just launched the AMC Popcorn Pass, a yearly deal for AMC Stubs members. For just $29. 99, members get 50% off popcorn. This pass goes live on December 1st. But that's not all. AMC, the biggest movie theater chain in the U.
AMC Entertainment, a giant in the movie theater industry, recently shared its third-quarter results. They made $1. 3 billion, which beat what experts predicted. However, it's important to note that this is a 3. 6% decrease from the same time last year. So, while they're doing better than expected, t
AMC, the big movie theater company, just shared its numbers for the third quarter. They made $1. 3 billion, which is a bit less than last year but still more than experts thought. They lost 21 cents per share, missing the mark by a tiny bit. The boss, Adam Aron, said the first part of the year was
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AMC Entertainment has made a significant move to improve its financial standing. The company has managed to cut down its debt by nearly $40 million. This reduction is part of a larger plan to reorganize its finances, which was put into action earlier this year. What's interesting here is that AMC a
