Sprint is upgraded to 'buy,' while Coca-Cola is downgraded to 'neutral.'
The magazine's owner hints that the publication will become online only, casting doubt on the future of the venerable weekly.
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Since emerging from bankruptcy in 2010, MGM has returned to profitability.
The tragic killings at a showing of 'The Dark Knight Rises' may impact the movie's box-office success. Studio executives reportedly considered canceling screenings in response.
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Entertainment research firm Fizziology expects the new flick to earn big.
A prolonged dispute could mean permanently lost viewers and angry advertisers.
Celgene is downgraded to 'sector perform,' and eBay is initiated with an 'outperform.'
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