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SAUDI ARABIA TO RESCUE CORONAVIRUS-STRICKEN HOLLYWOOD

Published On 19 May 2020 09:57 AM

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• The kingdom of Saudi Arabia has invested total $1,000 million in Live Nation and Walt Disney Co.

• Saudi Arabia is eyeing similar kind of coronavirus bargain deals and wants to buy stake in Time Warner Music Group

Similar to any other industry, the global movie industry has been worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic. As the majority of countries decided to impose lockdown in order....

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