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Wall Street Breakfast: France, Germany Report Slight Growth In Q3
Wall Street Breakfast - Seeking Alpha - Fri Nov 14, 5:31AM CST
Economy France’s economy grew for the first time this year during the third quarter and Germany narrowly avoided sliding back into recession, as the two reported Q3 GDP data today. French GDP expanded by 0.3% Q/Q, above forecasts of 0.2%,...
AMZN: 382.65 (-0.89), HAL: 46.26 (+0.22), RBS: 10.25 (-0.06), ASCMA: 39.98 (-0.02), ORCL: 43.51 (+0.31), SBUX: 48.17 (+0.21), PBR: 7.75 (+0.21), SAP: 73.18 (+0.20), SPY: 210.04 (+1.14), VA: 29.29 (-0.28), QQQ: 107.75 (+0.44), BP: 41.54 (+0.19), PG: 83.35 (+0.46), BRK.B: 143.50 (-0.15), HMC: 34.66 (+0.58), BRK.A: 215,211.00 (-311.80), PLNR: 6.48 (+0.19), BHI: 66.54 (+0.66)
Amazon, Hachette end e-book pricing battle
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Nov 14, 2:07AM CST
AMZN: 382.65 (-0.89)
Wall Street Breakfast: China Q3 GDP Slows To 7.3%
Wall Street Breakfast - Seeking Alpha - Tue Oct 21, 5:30AM CDT
Economy China's economic growth slowed in the third quarter to its weakest in more than five years as it battled a slumping real-estate market and weak domestic demand and industrial production. The world's second-largest economy grew 7.3%...
SPLS: 16.72 (+0.32), FDX: 174.37 (+1.45), AMZN: 382.65 (-0.89), VRX: 207.50 (+1.78), EVC: 6.37 (+0.04), ZQK: 1.75 (-0.02), UPS: 96.79 (+0.09), TTM: 45.59 (+0.32), AGN: 240.22 (+2.88), IRDM: 10.23 (-0.07), SPY: 210.04 (+1.14), JPM: 61.70 (+0.23), QQQ: 107.75 (+0.44), TOT: 51.41 (+0.14), SHPG: 248.77 (-5.55), ABBV: 62.00 (+1.68), AAPL: 127.10 (+0.54), CBS: 61.60 (+0.40)
Global Media and Entertainment Industry Outlook 2014-2018 - Analysis of the $2.2 Trillion Industry
M2 - Mon Sep 29, 8:05AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jfwsv4/global_media_and) has announced the addition of the "Global Media and Entertainment Industry (2014-2018)" report to their offering. The global media & entertainment (M&E) industry expenditure was estimated at USD 1.62 trillion in 2013, rising by 6.1 percent from 2012 levels. The global M&E market is highly fragmented, with Asia Pacific and North America dominating the industry. Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East are anticipated to develop rapidly. The media and entertainment expenditure in 2013 in North America is estimated at USD 439.22 billion. With improved economic conditions, the industry is expected to increase at a CAGR of 4 percent from 2014-2018 to reach USD 533 billion in 2018. The media and entertainment expenditure in 2013 in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA)is estimated at USD 481.2 billion. With improved economic conditions, the industry is expected to increase at a CAGR of 3.6 percent from 2014-2018 to reach USD 598.87 billion in 2018. In 2013, the contribution of Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa in EMEA is estimated at USD 386.4 billion, USD 53.16 billion and USD 41.5 billion respectively. In the Asia-Pacific region, Japan at an estimated USD 205 billion in 2013 is the dominant country, accounting for 42 percent of total spending in Asia-Pacific and the second-largest country in the world, behind the United States. The media and entertainment expenditure in 2013 is estimated at USD 518.65 billion. Latin America was the fast-growing region in 2011. The media and entertainment spending is estimated at USD 95.18 billion in 2013. It is expected that the internet access spending and internet advertising will grow at an average CAGR of 20 percent. The global media & entertainment (M&E) industry expenditure is expected to grow at 6.3 percent CAGR to reach USD 2.2 trillion by 2018. Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Global Overview 3. North America 4. Europe Middle East and Africa (EMEA) 5. Asia-Pacific 5.2 China 6. Latin America 7. Global Merger and Acquisitions 8. Key Trends in Media and Entertainment Industry 9. Company Profiles - Time Warner Inc. - News Corporation Limited - Technicolor - Publicis Groupe S.A - Zee Entertainment Enterprise Private Limited - Sun TV Networks - Jagaran Prakashan - DB Corp limited - Dentsu Inc - Giant Interactive Group Inc - Lamar Advertising Company - Omnicom Group - Lagardere SCA - RTL Group SA - Promotora De Informaciones - Television Francaise - ITV Plc - Axel Springer AG - Mediaset SPA - African Media Entertainment Limited - Grupo Televisa SA - Comcast Corporation - Vivendi S.A - Gannett Company, Inc - Fuji Media Holdings Inc - JC Decaux SA - British Sky Broadcasting Group - ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG - Viacom Inc. - Interpublic Group of Companies For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jf..._media_and
IPG: 21.81 (+0.06), LAMR: 60.00 (+0.09), TWX: 85.49 (-0.12), OMC: 78.62 (+0.50), GCI: 36.29 (+0.37), VIAB: 69.26 (-0.06), CMCSA: 59.81 (+0.22)
Wall Street Breakfast: France, Germany Report Slight Growth In Q3
Wall Street Breakfast - Seeking Alpha - Fri Nov 14, 5:31AM CST
Economy France’s economy grew for the first time this year during the third quarter and Germany narrowly avoided sliding back into recession, as the two reported Q3 GDP data today. French GDP expanded by 0.3% Q/Q, above forecasts of 0.2%,...
AMZN: 382.65 (-0.89), HAL: 46.26 (+0.22), RBS: 10.25 (-0.06), ASCMA: 39.98 (-0.02), ORCL: 43.51 (+0.31), SBUX: 48.17 (+0.21), PBR: 7.75 (+0.21), SAP: 73.18 (+0.20), SPY: 210.04 (+1.14), VA: 29.29 (-0.28), QQQ: 107.75 (+0.44), BP: 41.54 (+0.19), PG: 83.35 (+0.46), BRK.B: 143.50 (-0.15), HMC: 34.66 (+0.58), BRK.A: 215,211.00 (-311.80), PLNR: 6.48 (+0.19), BHI: 66.54 (+0.66)
Amazon, Hachette end e-book pricing battle
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Nov 14, 2:07AM CST
AMZN: 382.65 (-0.89)
Wall Street Breakfast: China Q3 GDP Slows To 7.3%
Wall Street Breakfast - Seeking Alpha - Tue Oct 21, 5:30AM CDT
Economy China's economic growth slowed in the third quarter to its weakest in more than five years as it battled a slumping real-estate market and weak domestic demand and industrial production. The world's second-largest economy grew 7.3%...
SPLS: 16.72 (+0.32), FDX: 174.37 (+1.45), AMZN: 382.65 (-0.89), VRX: 207.50 (+1.78), EVC: 6.37 (+0.04), ZQK: 1.75 (-0.02), UPS: 96.79 (+0.09), TTM: 45.59 (+0.32), AGN: 240.22 (+2.88), IRDM: 10.23 (-0.07), SPY: 210.04 (+1.14), JPM: 61.70 (+0.23), QQQ: 107.75 (+0.44), TOT: 51.41 (+0.14), SHPG: 248.77 (-5.55), ABBV: 62.00 (+1.68), AAPL: 127.10 (+0.54), CBS: 61.60 (+0.40)
Global Media and Entertainment Industry Outlook 2014-2018 - Analysis of the $2.2 Trillion Industry
M2 - Mon Sep 29, 8:05AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jfwsv4/global_media_and) has announced the addition of the "Global Media and Entertainment Industry (2014-2018)" report to their offering. The global media & entertainment (M&E) industry expenditure was estimated at USD 1.62 trillion in 2013, rising by 6.1 percent from 2012 levels. The global M&E market is highly fragmented, with Asia Pacific and North America dominating the industry. Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East are anticipated to develop rapidly. The media and entertainment expenditure in 2013 in North America is estimated at USD 439.22 billion. With improved economic conditions, the industry is expected to increase at a CAGR of 4 percent from 2014-2018 to reach USD 533 billion in 2018. The media and entertainment expenditure in 2013 in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA)is estimated at USD 481.2 billion. With improved economic conditions, the industry is expected to increase at a CAGR of 3.6 percent from 2014-2018 to reach USD 598.87 billion in 2018. In 2013, the contribution of Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa in EMEA is estimated at USD 386.4 billion, USD 53.16 billion and USD 41.5 billion respectively. In the Asia-Pacific region, Japan at an estimated USD 205 billion in 2013 is the dominant country, accounting for 42 percent of total spending in Asia-Pacific and the second-largest country in the world, behind the United States. The media and entertainment expenditure in 2013 is estimated at USD 518.65 billion. Latin America was the fast-growing region in 2011. The media and entertainment spending is estimated at USD 95.18 billion in 2013. It is expected that the internet access spending and internet advertising will grow at an average CAGR of 20 percent. The global media & entertainment (M&E) industry expenditure is expected to grow at 6.3 percent CAGR to reach USD 2.2 trillion by 2018. Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Global Overview 3. North America 4. Europe Middle East and Africa (EMEA) 5. Asia-Pacific 5.2 China 6. Latin America 7. Global Merger and Acquisitions 8. Key Trends in Media and Entertainment Industry 9. Company Profiles - Time Warner Inc. - News Corporation Limited - Technicolor - Publicis Groupe S.A - Zee Entertainment Enterprise Private Limited - Sun TV Networks - Jagaran Prakashan - DB Corp limited - Dentsu Inc - Giant Interactive Group Inc - Lamar Advertising Company - Omnicom Group - Lagardere SCA - RTL Group SA - Promotora De Informaciones - Television Francaise - ITV Plc - Axel Springer AG - Mediaset SPA - African Media Entertainment Limited - Grupo Televisa SA - Comcast Corporation - Vivendi S.A - Gannett Company, Inc - Fuji Media Holdings Inc - JC Decaux SA - British Sky Broadcasting Group - ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG - Viacom Inc. - Interpublic Group of Companies For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jf..._media_and
IPG: 21.81 (+0.06), LAMR: 60.00 (+0.09), TWX: 85.49 (-0.12), OMC: 78.62 (+0.50), GCI: 36.29 (+0.37), VIAB: 69.26 (-0.06), CMCSA: 59.81 (+0.22)
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