China's animation industry is changing, with box office receipts surging and studios seeking to become Chinese Disneys and Pixars. But critics say a gap remains with Western studios, especially in storytelling techniques, Amy He reports from New York.
When the Chinese animated film Big Fish and Begonia was released on July 8, it was the culminatio...
Embattled Viacom Inc. Chief Executive Philippe Dauman is moving closer to clinching a deal to sell a 49% stake in movie studio Paramount Pictures, possibly for as much as $5 billion, to the Chinese entertainment and real estate conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group.
With his job in peril, Dauman has been working feverishly to pull off a transaction that...
China's box office saw a decline in growth for the first time in more than five years, though industry watchers said it was indicative of a changing market and that growth will likely resume for the rest of the year.
Second-quarter growth fell by 4.6 percent, with ticket sales totaling $1.51 billion, down from $1.58 billion in the same period last...
As China’s economy, the world’s second largest, slows, international businesses working there across all sectors have been co...
When the producers of the John Le Carre TV thriller “The Night Manager” wanted to market their series outside the U.K., they chose an odd partner to sell the series: an arm of the William Morris talent agency that owns tennis tournaments and runs fashion shows.
Executives at William Morris Endeavor told the Ink Factory, their client and the sh...
