Street Sees Slower Biz for Showbiz
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The quarterly earnings season kicks into high gear this week for entertainment industry observers as some of the sector's biggies are set to post their latest quarterly results.
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The quiet clothing industry powerhouse is undergoing a makeover in an effort to attract style-conscious consumers.
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Inauguration boosts area businesses in the slowest month of the year.
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Overture Films is running on a small budget, but looking like a major studio.
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NEW YORK  &#151; The music video is shrinking. With the music industry in crisis from falling sales and file sharing, labels have less cash to subsidize elaborate videos that will mostly be seen in miniature on computers. The result has been a major shift in the art form, as artists increasingly embrace the YouTube aesthetic with cheap, stripped-down, low-production videos.
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Encysive restructures to reduce its cash burn.
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The move by Southwest was a sign of the competition that is emerging in the low-fare segment of the industry.
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Looks like the Way Forward will be a low-frills ride.
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The presidential campaign trail is looking a bit like Hollywood Boulevard. Or a rock 'n' roll stage.
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It's on track to meet sales targets, but profits might not keep pace.
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Music is still a big force in pop culture, but the music businessâs own comeback attempt is falling flat.
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Hollywood is only marginally ahead of its lackluster 2005 in terms of dollars and cents. Studios are miles ahead in terms of summer hits and misses, though.
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Celebrities no longer grace just the  front rows at fashion shows but are moving backstage as  designers, making it difficult for new talent to get noticed,  experts say.
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Customer traffic is on the decline at Bob Evans restaurant concepts.
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It might be hard for some drivers to believe, but average commuting times are getting shorter for U.S. workers.
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Business & money: But building society produces evidence that upward trend is slowing.
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While various companies have tried to beat a path from consumersâ phones to their wallets, theater promoters, until now, have held back. Until now.