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The world's largest arms producers saw a record revenue increase last year, driven by US, European, and Russian companies, despite ongoing delays and challenges in supply chains and procurement, with notable growth in European and Russian markets and a slight decline in Asia and Oceania.
Micron Technology raised its fiscal Q4 revenue guidance to approximately $11.2 billion due to improved DRAM pricing and strong execution, leading to a jump in its stock price.
The order aims to enhance America's national parks by increasing fees for nonresidents, using the revenue to improve infrastructure and services, encouraging international tourism, and reviewing access rules to promote recreation for U.S. residents, all while revoking previous diversity-focused policies.
Following the debut of the Fallout TV series, mobile game Fallout Shelter experienced a significant surge in daily revenue, jumping from just over $20,000 to $80,000 within three days, while daily downloads more than doubled. The show's impact also led to increased concurrent players for Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and Fallout: New Vegas on Steam. The success demonstrates the influence of expanding an IP into new mediums like film and TV, particularly in driving engagement with tie-in activities for live service games.
AMC Theatres reported a fourth-quarter revenue increase to $1.10 billion, attributing the growth to the success of concert movies featuring Taylor Swift and Beyoncé. Despite a diminished box office overall, the theater chain's revenue grew by 11.5%, with total attendance reaching 51.9 million. AMC is introducing a new Nicole Kidman commercial and plans to show more concert movies in 2024 and 2025. The company has taken measures to offset the impact of industry strikes, including reducing operating hours and cutting costs, while also reducing its debt and tightening its theater portfolio. CEO Adam Aron addressed retail shareholders' concerns and committed to reducing his target compensation by 25% for the next 12 months.
Russia's oil export revenues are expected to rise by $15 billion this year as the country evades the G7 price cap by shipping three-quarters of its oil overseas without Western insurance. This move allows Russia to become a more independent seller and benefit from the rally in oil prices. Despite assurances from the U.S. Treasury Department that the price cap is working, analysis of shipping data suggests that Moscow is becoming more adept at circumventing the cap. Critics argue that enforcing the price cap is challenging, while circumventing it is relatively easy.