Media and entertainment stocks from Disney to Netflix fell in early trading after President Donald Trump proposed tariffs on ...

The office REIT, servicing tech and media tenants, saw its stock advance 4.9% at the time of writing. Film "production moving outside of the country has been one of many headwinds for HPP's studio ...

The entertainment industry reacted with alarm and bafflement on Monday after President Donald Trump said he would impose a ...

U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday said he has authorized a 100% tariff on movies made overseas. The news hit some media ...

Shares in The Walt Disney Company were treading water to start the week ahead of the entertainment giant's earnings report, ...

The development is coming after a strong quarter for top film stocks. Netflix and Disney both posted earnings and revenue beats over the first quarter, sending the share prices of each stock higher.

Trump’s 100 percent film tariff shocks the entertainment world, threatening global shoots and shaking Hollywood’s future.

Hollywood’s top studios and streaming services saw stocks fall Monday morning after President Trump vowed to implement a 100 ...

Tariffs on films and TV shows could impact margins for entertainment companies, which of course, would welcome the question of whether those higher costs would be passed on to consumers via higher ...

Shares of Warner Bros Discovery, which operates the Max streaming service and HBO cable channel in addition to a major Hollywood studio, fell 2.7% to $8.31 premarket. Many major Warner Brothers ...

Amazon founder and former CEO Jeff Bezos intends to sell up to 25 million shares of stock in the tech company over the next year. The stock was worth about $4.7 billion based on Friday morning ...