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Oppenheimer’s $570 Target Drives Microsoft to 10-Month High Amid Copilot Consolidation
technology-and-markets14 days ago

Oppenheimer’s $570 Target Drives Microsoft to 10-Month High Amid Copilot Consolidation

Microsoft shares rose 3.66% to close at $516.17, reaching a 10-month high, after Oppenheimer raised its price target to $570. The move reflects investor confidence in Microsoft's pivot toward enterprise AI, specifically the launch of a unified Copilot 'super app' that consolidates chat, coding, and autonomous agents. While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted modest gains, the market saw mixed performance with Zscaler dropping 10% and PayPal rising nearly 5%.

via finance.yahoo.com|
#ai-strategy#copilot#microsoft
Oppenheimer Sees Continued Growth for Microsoft Cloud and Office Despite Risks
technology17 days ago

Oppenheimer Sees Continued Growth for Microsoft Cloud and Office Despite Risks

Oppenheimer analysts believe Microsoft's Azure cloud and Microsoft 365 commercial segments will maintain accelerated growth through fiscal 2027, despite potential risks. This outlook follows recent changes in how Microsoft reports its financials, including the new disclosure of Azure revenue in dollars. The firm's assessment suggests that the momentum in these key areas is strong enough to sustain expansion, even as the company navigates broader market challenges.

via Yahoo Finance|
#azure#fiscal-2027#m365
David Krumholtz Announces Indefinite Break From Acting Amid Pay and Industry Frustrations
entertainment1 month ago

David Krumholtz Announces Indefinite Break From Acting Amid Pay and Industry Frustrations

David Krumholtz, known for Oppenheimer, says he’s taking an indefinite break from acting after 30+ years, voicing frustration with how actors are treated, fears of going broke, pressure to self‑promote on social media, and a shifting, more corporatized Hollywood; he’d return only for the right project, and residuals from earlier hits like The Santa Clause have dwindled.

via Page Six|
#acting-career#david-krumholtz#entertainment
David Krumholtz declares indefinite acting break amid pay concerns and industry shifts
entertainment1 month ago

David Krumholtz declares indefinite acting break amid pay concerns and industry shifts

After three decades in Hollywood, Oppenheimer actor David Krumholtz says he is taking an indefinite break from acting, citing frustration with how actors are treated and paid, fear of going broke, and the push to self-promote on social media; he’ll consider future roles if the right project comes along and notes dwindling residuals from The Santa Clause amid industry changes.

via Page Six|
#acting-break#david-krumholtz#entertainment
David Krumholtz Signals Indefinite Pause From Acting, Citing Frustration
entertainment1 month ago

David Krumholtz Signals Indefinite Pause From Acting, Citing Frustration

David Krumholtz announced on Threads that he’s taking an indefinite break from acting, saying the profession has lost its gleam and that he’s redefining his terms, not quitting entirely but exploring a different path; the veteran actor of Supergirl and Oppenheimer has a long résumé including The Santa Clause series, 10 Things I Hate About You, and more, and he's received support from fellow actors as he evaluates his future.

via Deadline|
#acting-break#david-krumholtz#entertainment
Streaming Spotlight: Michael, Oppenheimer & More Arrive This August
entertainment2 months ago

Streaming Spotlight: Michael, Oppenheimer & More Arrive This August

August 2026 brings a wave of new streaming titles across major services, led by Michael, the Michael Jackson biopic, arriving on Starz on Aug. 10 and Nolan’s Oppenheimer returning to Peacock on Aug. 13, with additional releases including Mother Mary (HBO Max), You, Me & Tuscany (Peacock), Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 (Netflix), Is God Is (Prime Video), The Last House (Netflix) and more across Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and other platforms throughout the month.

via Variety|
#august-2026#entertainment#michael-jackson-biopic
Odyssey Sets Course to Overtake Oppenheimer’s Box-Office Record in 13 Days
box-office2 months ago

Odyssey Sets Course to Overtake Oppenheimer’s Box-Office Record in 13 Days

The Odyssey is on track to surpass Oppenheimer’s lifetime domestic box-office total within 13 days, with early-week performance pushing U.S. grosses toward roughly $330 million. It would mark Christopher Nolan’s third-biggest domestic haul behind The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises, and the film already stands as Matt Damon’s leading-role milestone at the domestic box office; Hadestown remains No. 2 as Odyssey continues its wide expansion.

via Deadline|
#box-office#hadestown#nolan
Odyssey Outpaces Oppenheimer in Second Weekend Box Office
business2 months ago

Odyssey Outpaces Oppenheimer in Second Weekend Box Office

Universal/Syncopy's The Odyssey dominated the box office in its second weekend, pulling in an estimated $84.5 million domestically (about $25.9 million on Friday) and dropping 32% from its opening; with a ten-day domestic total around $283 million, it’s on pace to surpass $500 million worldwide and could reach $1 billion globally, while Hadestown opened in limited release.

via TheWrap|
#box-office#business#domestic-gross
Odyssey Posts $18M Midweek, Nolan’s Second-Best Wednesday
box-office2 months ago

Odyssey Posts $18M Midweek, Nolan’s Second-Best Wednesday

Universal’s The Odyssey grossed about $18.05 million on Wednesday, marking Christopher Nolan’s second-best Wednesday at the domestic box office (behind The Dark Knight) and lifting the six-day domestic total to about $181.6 million; the film remains roughly 54% ahead of Oppenheimer on a comparable frame as it heads toward a second-weekend projected in the $61–74 million range, with about half of its box office coming from PLF/IMAX screens and little major studio competition this weekend.

via Deadline|
#box-office#christopher-nolan#oppenheimer
Nolan Enforces No-Uggs on The Odyssey Set to Preserve Realism
entertainment2 months ago

Nolan Enforces No-Uggs on The Odyssey Set to Preserve Realism

Christopher Nolan banned UGG boots on the set of The Odyssey to help actors stay in the moment and maintain on-screen realism, a stance he also applied to Oppenheimer. The rule, contrasted with the purifying effect of the film’s authentic environment, was discussed on CBS Mornings with anecdotes from Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway, while Emily Blunt confirmed the ban on Oppenheimer. The Odyssey released July 17 and earned about $124.5 million domestically in its opening weekend.

via Page Six|
#christopher-nolan#entertainment#on-set-realism
Nolan Bans Ugg Boots on Set to Preserve Immersion
entertainment2 months ago

Nolan Bans Ugg Boots on Set to Preserve Immersion

Christopher Nolan says Ugg boots are a signifier of modernity that can pull actors out of a film’s reality, so he bans them on sets to keep everyone in character, though he admits they’re comfortable and enjoys them off set. Emily Blunt once gifted him a pair during the Oppenheimer wrap, after he repeatedly told her to swap them for period-appropriate footwear.

via Just Jared|
#christopher-nolan#emily-blunt#entertainment
Nolan’s The Odyssey blends horror, canine lore, and IMAX ambition
film2 months ago

Nolan’s The Odyssey blends horror, canine lore, and IMAX ambition

Christopher Nolan discusses The Odyssey, his Homer adaptation shot entirely in IMAX, describing its horror elements and calling Odysseus’ journey a “dog movie” inspired by his new dog. He draws thematic parallels to Oppenheimer, explains his approach to balance myth with a cautionary message, and details production choices (IMAX, gear, crew shifts) while confirming a 70mm re-release of The Prestige and highlighting budget discipline as key to creative freedom.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#christopher-nolan#film#horror