Mobile-only streaming service Quibi racked up more than 300,000 downloads on its launch day, industry site Sensor Tower said on Tuesday, as stay-at-home viewers lapped up its short films starring Hollywood A-listers.
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The coronavirus pandemic is sending many stocks into the gutter. But that doesn't mean that every stock is a bad buy right now. Investors need to adapt to a different consumer lifestyle, especially as many governments have forced non-essential businesses to shut down.
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Samsung Electronics might not mind working from home. A surge in virtual meetings and other remote working activity lifted demand for memory chips used in data centres even as demand for smartphones, display panels and other branded pr
Streaming-device maker Roku Inc launched its Roku Channel in Britain on Tuesday, offering free access to more than 10,000 movies, TV episodes and documentaries at a time when the coronavirus is driving demand for stay-at-home entertainment.
LeBron James, Liam Hemsworth and other celebrities starred in a new type of quick-hit entertainment that debuted on Monday to a changing media market as Americans sheltered at home to help fight the coronavirus.
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There's a new streaming service launching on Monday with an odd name and an equally peculiar business model, but it's hard to dismiss Quibi. Quibi -- short for "quick bites" -- is a premium service for short-form content. It has big executives and even bigger stars, but this pla
The market has temporarily bounced back from one of the quickest-onset bear markets in history, yet many investors are left wondering if the worst is over or if there's more pain to come. That uncertainty makes it more important than ever to have a long-term outlook, as investor
Staying safe and slowing the spread of COVID-19 means staying put and staying home. Those lucky enough to have remained safe so far have an obligation to follow the orders of experts. That means that amid fear, despair, and other justifiable emotions, there's another common feel
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) and Sprint are officially teamed up as one company, but even so, it's still only about as big as AT&T (NYSE: T)... a name well-entrenched in its No. 2 spot behind Verizon (NYSE: VZ). The company is going to have to remain creative if it plans on chip
The Dow Jones just ended its worst-ever first quarter, falling over 24% in this period. The coronavirus pandemic has spread to all major economies, crippling several industries and driving stock markets to multi-year lows. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 Index are currently tradin
At the moment, the revenue outlook for Disney (NYSE: DIS) is slim. It's possible that theme parks don't open until June (single day passes can be purchased starting on April 19 as of this writing, but it's worth mentioning Disney is taking no travel reservations until June 1).
As the coronavirus pandemic drags on and the stock market remains significantly below recent lows, investors will be watching quarterly updates closely this earnings season for several reasons. First of all, many investors will be looking to assess the damage COVID-19 has done t
When the going gets tough, it's time to go shopping. Easier said than done, though. For many investors, the question that's been grappled with is whether or not to sell stocks. At this point after the market's awful run in March 2020, selling out and calling it quits would -- in