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Lossmaking cinema chain says $900mn in related damages awarded to Cineplex casts doubt over its viability
Canadian rival unlikely to push for damages over failed takeover due to deal structure
Cinema chain’s predicament is one more reason to be wary of the winner’s curse
UK-listed chain loses Ontario court case over ditched takeover of Canadian rival
Plus, bumper bonuses for Goldman and JPMorgan bankers and the FT reveals its Person of the Year
Investors hoping for happy ending to story that once looked as though it might result in bankruptcy
Cinema group says viewers back in ‘significant numbers’ around the world
Plus, UK regulators move to derail Facebook’s plans to dominate the GIF game, and Big Four partners enjoy a juicy payday
Group had better hope that upcoming blockbusters will set the tills ringing
Cinema group warns of uncertainty over recovery after figures show 70% drop in admissions
Cinema chain’s controversial stock-based award has raised investor ire
Cinema chain buys itself time to discover post-Covid appetite for movies; oil and gas pay catches up with ‘green’ fanfare
Boohoo publishes supplier list, ‘the City must deliver for tech companies’
Group seeks to provide ‘liquidity buffer’ with convertible bond as cinemas prepare to reopen
Chief forecasts return to ‘business as usual’ for UK-based group that came close to collapse in pandemic
Cinema group risked default in holding out over contested additional costs
Staff face job uncertainty as investors approve potential £65m share award for chief
CEO and deputy in line to receive stock-based awards, even as many staff remain on furlough
Some top shareholders and proxy advisers come out against award pegged to rise in cinema company’s share price
Cineworld’s refinancing points to grim survival; Heathrow and high-end retailers battle VAT relief plans
World’s second largest cinema chain agrees new $450m loan
Shareholders will probably be called on to get cinema chain in line with the new realities
Cinema chain looks at cutting rents and permanently closing UK screens
Small budget movies get rare chance if cinemas stay open
The postponement of the new Bond feature has the multiplexes in meltdown. But film is about much more than blockbusters
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