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A showbiz truce in Hollywood as actors in studios strike a tentative deal.

AMC gets a big boost from Barbinheimer, but what's next?

And Eli Lilly has extended the expiration of a tender offer.

The actors in studios have reached a tentative agreement to end a strike that lasted almost

four months. The actors strike which lasted 118 days ended at midnight.

The next step is for the Screen Actors Guild American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Board

to meet on Friday to review the final deal.

Then it needs to be ratified by the members.

According to a statement on the SAC-AFTRA website, the contract is valued at over $1 billion, and they received

unprecedented provisions for consent and compensation that will protect

members from the threat of AI. However, the full details of the agreement will not be provided

until it has been reviewed by the board. Talks between SAGAstra and the Alliance of Motion Picture

and Television producers restarted in recent days after ending last month.

Over the weekend, the studios presented what they called their last best and final offer.

The end of the Actor Strike strike comes after the writers and

studios reached an agreement in late September to end a strike between the two sides.

AMPTP represents major studios including Amazon, Apple, Disney, NBC Universal, Netflix, Paramount,

Sony, and Warner Brothers Discovery.

Sticking with the Hollywood theme, AMC Entertainment Discovery. The company's results were buoyed by the massive success of Summer releases Barbie and Oppenheimer.

The world's largest cinema chain delivered a Q3 adjusted loss per share of 9 cents,

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