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SeaWorld Entertainment
NYSE:SEAS
We are a leading theme park and entertainment company delivering personal, interactive and educational experiences that blend imagination with nature and enable our customers to celebrate, connect with and care for the natural world we share. We own or license a portfolio of globally recognized brands including SeaWorld, Shamu and Busch Gardens. Over our more than 50 year history, we have built a diversified portfolio of 11 destination and regional theme parks that are grouped in key markets across the United States, many of which showcase our one-of-a-kind zoological collection of approximately 89,000 marine and terrestrial animals. Our theme parks feature a diverse array of rides, shows and other attractions with broad demographic appeal which deliver memorable experiences and a strong value proposition for our guests. In addition to our theme parks, we have recently begun to leverage our brands into media, entertainment and consumer products.
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SeaWorld stock hit 5-year high amid stock buyback, ramped up investment from Hill Path Capital
The iconic theme park company announced the decision Tuesday to repurchase approximately 5.6 million shares
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LATE MOVERS: Symantec shares surge on the back of strong earnings results
Mellanox Technologies, the Israeli-based computer group also saw shares rise continue to rise on Thursday
EARLY MOVERS: Berkshire Hathaway buys back $1bn of stock amid lack of investment opportunity; Seaworld makes a splash
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SeaWorld rebounds from its struggles to report better attendance and revenue in third quarter
SeaWorld has faced a slowdown in attendance and difficulty with its finances due to the release of a critical documentary film 'Blackfish', which took aim at the park’s treatment of its killer whales
SeaWorld and its ex-CEO pay more than US$5mln to settle US probe into fraud charges
Regulators from the Securities and Exchange Commission accused SeaWorld and its former CEO James Atchison of misleading investors about the impact the documentary film 'Blackfish' had on the company’s reputation
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The FDA’s Complete Response Letter said that the benefits of the drug did not outweigh the risks
PRE-MARKET MOVERS: Berkshire Hathaway serves up tasty Saturday earning buffet
The air could go out of the mega-merger between Praxair and Linde; SeaWorld leaps - throwing in a backflip for good measure - as second-quarter attendances rise; Newell Brands dips as sales decline
SeaWorld boss steps down as attendance, revenues continue to slide in Q4
After a promising start, Joel Manby was ultimately unable to overcome declining attendance figures and the board said Tuesday that it was the “right time” to bring in a new boss
SeaWorld Entertainment has another tough quarter
The company believes the decline in US domestic attendance, particularly in Orlando, results primarily from the combined impact of reduced national advertising and competitive pressures
SeaWorld Entertainment, FLIR Systems, Zumiez and more - AFTER HOURS
SeaWorld Entertainment Inc saw shares splash 4.46% higher to US$14.74 after hours on Wednesday after it was reported in various media that it was considering a sale
SeaWorld sinks as tourists turn their back on Shamu
SeaWorld seems to be losing the battle to persuade tourists that keeping animals for human entertainment purposes is a good thing
SeaWorld hit by late Easter and Shamu absence
The theme park is planning a new natural killer whale attraction following ending of its shows featuring Shamu, San Diego’s star whale, in January.
SeaWorld cuts costs to fight falling visitor numbers
The company has launched a new cost-cutting plan to try and reduce costs by US$65mln
US stocks close firm as polling suggests Clinton will scrape home
US stocks closed firm on Tuesday but off their best for the session, as investors were cautiously optimistic Hillary Clinton will scrape to victory in the presidential election
SeaWorld Entertainment slashes divvie after controversy
Theme park operator cuts dividend by more than half after whale breeding row
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US Brokers: Barclays, RBS and Lloyds Bank pummelled after Brexit vote
UK banks took a beating from brokers on Monday as the fallout from last week's Brexit vote continues
SeaWorld waves goodbye to Orca breeding
Shares in leisure group SeaWorld Entertainment Inc surfed higher in New York this morning as it emerged it is to end the controversial breeding programme for killer whales.
U.S. Risers/Fallers: Facebook, Ralph Lauren, GoDaddy, Expedia, MetLife, Whole Foods, Qualcomm
Below are the main news driven share price changes at 11:33 a.m. in New York on Thursday:
Wall Street retreats on poor earnings from media companies
Wall Street sank today as a spate of poor earnings reports from media companies dragged the sector index to its worst two-day loss since the financial crisis. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) sank 0.7 percent to 2,085.19 at 3:48 p.m. in New Y