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Morgan Stanley lowers price target for MGM Resorts to 37 dollars
Morgan Stanley has lowered its price target for MGM Resorts International from $41 to $37 while maintaining an Equalweight rating. MGM operates 19 casino hotels, primarily in the U.S., and holds stakes in CityCenter and BetMGM, with net sales driven mainly by casino operations (50%) and hotel services (21.7%). The company's revenue is predominantly generated in the U.S. (79.8%) and China (20.2%).
AMC Networks lowers revenue outlook and price target amid mixed quarterly results
AMC Networks has revised its fiscal 2025 revenue estimate down to $2.31 billion, reflecting a 5% decline, while adjusted earnings per share were lowered to $2.04. Despite a 12% revenue drop in Q4, adjusted operating profit rose 29%, though below expectations. Analysts have responded by reducing price targets, with UBS setting it at $8 and TD Cowen at $6, citing ongoing challenges in the linear TV sector.
Teen Hacker Charged for Telecom Breaches and $4 Million in Damages
US prosecutors have charged 19-year-old Remington Ogletree for allegedly hacking into two telecommunications firms and a financial institution, resulting in $4 million in damages. He is linked to the Scattered Spider hacking group, known for attacks on major companies like MGM Resorts and Coinbase.
online gambling surge raises public health concerns and calls for regulation
A public health commission has warned that the surge in online gambling poses significant risks to public health, with an estimated 72 million people globally experiencing gambling-related harms. The report calls for stronger regulations, including restrictions on access and advertising, to protect vulnerable individuals. It highlights the need for a shift in responsibility from gamblers to gambling businesses to minimize harm and improve public health outcomes.
nine women honored for leadership in clean energy initiatives
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced the 2024 Clean Energy Education & Empowerment (C3E) Award winners, honoring nine women for their exceptional leadership in clean energy. The awards aim to close the gender gap in the sector, recognizing achievements across various fields, including business, education, and policy. A symposium celebrating the awardees is scheduled for November 13.