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SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited (ASX: SKC) emerged as one of the notable gainers on the Australian market after its shares climbed approximately 8.16% to around AUD 0.53 during delayed intraday trading on 22 July 2026. The advance stood out because most of the day’s strongest performers were linked to mining and resources, while SkyCity operates…

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Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Limited (ASX: NEC) came under selling pressure during the trading session, with delayed intraday data showing the media company among the weaker performers on the Australian Securities Exchange. The decline occurred despite the absence of any confirmed company-specific announcement, indicating that broader market sentiment may have influenced investor positioning rather than…

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Inspired Entertainment, Inc. announced it will release its Q2FY26 financial results on August 6, 2026, before market open. A conference call and webcast are scheduled for 8:00 a.m. ET to discuss the quarterly performance.

The company’s quality metrics remain under significant pressure. Shemaroo Entertainmenthas reported negative financial performance for the fourth consecutive quarter ending Q4 FY25-26. Operating losses continue to weigh heavily on the firm, with a negative EBITDA of ₹-264.84 crores signalling ongoing cash flow challenges. The operating profit to interest coverage ratio stands at a concerning -11.19…

In the realm of entertainment, superstars like Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber, and Shakira electrified audiences with a high-energy medley during the World Cup final halftime show at the New York New Jersey Stadium, echoing the grandeur of Super Bowl performances.

Sony Music Entertainment on Monday filed a new lawsuit against artificial intelligence startup Udio, alleging it infringed on more than 30,000 recordings.

Major services are quietly assembling music, video, podcasts and games into single AI driven apps. Expect personalized discovery and new pressure on creators and advertisers.

All the big entertainment apps are starting to look the same, and that’s not an accident. For a decade, platforms fought over who would dominate a single format: music, video, podcasts, audiobooks. Now, powered by AI, they’re fighting over something bigger — becoming the app you default to whenever you have time to kill, no…