22 Film And Television Companies Lost A Total Of 1.3 Billion Yuan Last Year, And 15.6 Billion Yuan Of Inventory May Become A "minefield"

With the end of the annual report disclosure, the industry is also basically clear. Among all industries, the film and television industry has always been a unique existence. It was once the target of cross-border M & A in the capital market, but in recent years, under the influence of multiple factors, the film and television industry is no longer bright. According to the secondary classification of Shenwan industry (2021), 22 film and television companies had a total revenue of 41.441 billion yuan and a total net profit loss of 1.303 billion yuan in 2021, of which 11 companies were in a state of loss.

Chelsea Announced Its New Owner: The Burley Consortium Bought The Club For A Total Price Of £ 4.25 Billion

Chelsea officials have announced that they have reached an agreement with the Burley Consortium on the terms of the acquisition of the club. Of the total investment made by the Burley consortium, £ 2.5 billion will be used to buy shares in the club. These funds will be deposited into a frozen British bank account and all will be donated to charities approved by Abramovich, but the transfer of funds from this account requires the approval of the British government.

Moving Closer And Closer To The Pentagon, Why Did Boeing Move Its Headquarters?

Boeing, in turmoil, is moving its headquarters. On the 5th local time, Boeing issued a statement confirming that the company Park located in Arlington County, Virginia and adjacent to Washington, D.C. will become Boeing's global headquarters. In addition, the company plans to set up a local R & D and technology center to attract and utilize engineering and technical capabilities.

US Stocks Continued To Fall Across The Board On Friday: Popular Chinese Stocks Fell By More Than 10%

On Friday us time, the main stock indexes of US stocks closed down, with declines recorded this week. Investors raised concerns that the US economy might fall into stagflation and evaluated the April employment data. The Dow Jones index closed at 32899.37, down 98.60 points, or 0.30%; The standard & Poor's 500 index closed at 4123.34, down 0.57%; The Nasdaq composite index closed at 12144.66, down 1.40%.