Movie Gallery stock to be delisted by Nasdaq

The company received notice from the Nasdaq Stock Market that its stock would be delisted because of the company's bankruptcy, announced Oct. 16, and other problems in meeting listing requirements. The company's common stock will be suspended Oct.

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Genius Products Inc. to split stock for NASDAQ listing

Genius’ board of directors has approved the split of the company’s stock in order to ensure that its shares trade above $5 per share and meet the minimum requirements to be listed on the NASDAQ Global Market.

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Wattles builds 6.5% stake in Circuit City

JAN. 22 | FROM TWICE: Investor and Ultimate Electronics owner Mark Wattles has amassed 11 million shares in Circuit City common stock, giving him a 6.5% stake in the retailer.

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Movie Gallery on notice from NASDAQ

AUG. 21 | After market close today, Movie Gallery revealed it has received two letters from NASDAQ, each dated Aug. 17, indicating it is out of compliance with requirements for continued listing on the stock exchange.

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Image to stay public after sale

JUNE 27 | Image Entertainment has amended its merger agreement with BTP Acquisition Company, which is intended to keep the indie DVD supplier a publicly traded company on NASDAQ. Subject to shareholder approval and regulatory review, the altered merger pact is expected to now close Sept. 30.

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Blockbuster lays off COO in cost-cutting measure

Shepherd, the retailer's No. 2 exec, will leave his job at the end of the month, the chain announced Monday after the stock market's close. He will remain a consultant to the company through the end of the year.

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Movie Gallery not in NASDAQ compliance

NOV. 21 | Movie Gallery has received notice from NASDAQ that it isn't in compliance with requirements for continued listing because it has delayed filing its quarterly report.

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Koch bought by investment manager

Entertainment One Income Fund has agreed to sell all of its Canadian and U.S. operations, including Koch, to Marwyn Investment Management for approximately $188 million Canadian (U.S. $161 million). London-based Marwyn established Earl Street Capital Ltd. to preside over the acquisition.

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Movie Gallery stock on the move

The chain’s stock rose over $4 Tuesday after dropping to $3.92 Monday when the stock was downgraded from “overweight” to “neutral” by J.P. Morgan, which cited the stock price’s volatility as the reason for the downgrade.

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Antioco's contract rich in options

Chairman-CEO John Antioco's new employment contract, to take effect after the planned split-off from parent company Viacom Inc., pays him an annual salary of $1.25 million, according to documents filed recently with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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