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WWE stock falls by more than 20 percent after low earnings, dismissal of co-presidents George Barrios and Michelle Wilson

WWE dismissed a pair of long-term executives Thursday after less-then-expected earnings results, and their stock plummeted in after-hours trading.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJan 30, 2020 0
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WWE stock drops heavily after missing revenue targets and reporting declines in attendance and network subscriptions

WWE's stock fell over 10 percent Thursday after their Q1 numbers were well below many analysts' estimates.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnApr 25, 2019 1
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Fox shares take a heavy hit around Thursday Night Football deal, wiping out billions in share value

Fox's common stock went from $38.40 a share at close Tuesday to $36.71 at close Thursday, a loss of billions across the company's outstanding shares.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnFeb 2, 2018 1

Credit Suisse analyst lowers price, earnings targets for Fox over NFL ratings, Sky purchase concerns

"The key near term headwinds are soft NFL ratings and the risk that the Sky transaction is blocked by UK regulators."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnOct 12, 2017 4
NFL ratings haven't been good so far, although this Giants-Cowboys game did okay.

If NFL ratings stay low, broadcasters could see a $200 million earnings hit

Several Wall Street analysts project NFL ratings may stay down and hurt broadcasters' bottom lines.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnSep 20, 2017 17

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