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By Pete Sweeney
HONG KONG, June 8 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Box office
takings touched a 10-year low during the recent holiday weekend.
While China overtook the U.S. market during the pandemic, in
absolute terms it’s contracting, a trend reflected in share
prices for companies like IMAX China. The damage could be
permanent.
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- Cinema box office sales in China during the Dragon Boat
Festival holiday weekend that began on June 2 hit a 10-year low,
domestic entertainment website Maoyan reported.
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