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CCI orders probe into PVR INOX for alleged abuse of dominance over VPF feeThe Competition Commission of India (CCI) has ordered a probe into multiplex chain PVR INOX for allegedly abusing its dominant position by ...- Cap on movie tickets: HC declines to stay interim relief, but expands orderThe Karnataka High Court's division bench declined to stay a single judge's order that halted the state's Rs 200 movie ticket price cap. Th...
- HC stays Karnataka's Rs 200 price cap on movie tickets on plea from multiplexesThe Karnataka High Court has granted a significant reprieve to multiplexes by staying the State government's notification that capped movie...
- Multiplexes move HC over Govt’s Rs 200 price cap on movie tickets, judge reserves ordersThe Karnataka High Court has reserved its decision on petitions challenging the state's Rs 200 movie ticket price cap. The Multiplex Associ...
- Karnataka issues notification to fix cinema ticket prices at Rs 200 in stateThe Karnataka government has capped movie ticket prices at Rs 200 across all theaters, including multiplexes, excluding taxes, through an a...
- PVR Inox shares slide 2% as Karnataka gov proposes to cap ticket prices to Rs 200PVR Inox shares will be in focus on July 16 after the Karnataka government capped movie ticket prices at Rs 200, inclusive of entertainment...
- Cinemas concerned over Karnataka price-cap proposal, fear other states may follow suitPVR INOX chief Pramod Arora warned that enforcing such a cap could negatively impact the state's tax revenue. "If this rule is implemented ...
- PVR approaches Sebi against Ronnie Screwvala, says his statements led to stock price manipulationVPF is a charge levied from film producers for exhibiting their movies by digital cinema service providers.
- Right time to add midcaps and smallcaps selectively: Safir Anand“I cannot say if the worst is behind us as the worst is sometime nothing but sentiments of people.”
- Multiplex stocks make merry on Maharashtra government stanceInox Leisure climbed 7.27 per cent to Rs 241.90 on the BSE. PVR added 4.82 per cent at Rs 1,283.15.
- Get set to junk small eats while watching a film at Mahrashtra CinemasThe state government is all set to invoke Section 121 of the Maharashtra Cinemas (Regulation) Rules, 1966, which bans sale and supply of an...
- Anticlimax? Why the humble popcorn can hit the growing multiplex industry hardThe end of prohibition on outside food will come as a big dampener for the entire multiplex industry.
- Food items and bottled water should be sold at regular prices inside multiplexes: Bombay HCThe Bombay High Court was hearing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) on cinema-goers not being allowed to carry personal food items inside ...
- Film tickets still priced above Rs 200; online portals, multiplexes flout Karnataka government's ruleThe maximum rate of Rs 200 per head is applicable to films of all languages. The restriction, however, will not apply to gold-class screens...
- Reliance MediaWorks-Carnival Films deal gets CCI clearanceThe proposed transaction will reduce R-Capital's overall debt by Rs 700 cr & is part of Reliance Capital's strategy to exit minority invest...
- PVR challenges Maharashtra government’s move to tax convenience feeThe fee is charged for an independent service rendered by one person to another and is subjected to the Central govt’s service tax, the com...
- CCI rules out cartelisation, abuse of dominance by multiplexesThe members of the the Multiplex Association of India (MAI) include PVR, DT Cinemas, Reliance MediaWorks, Inox Leisure, Cinemax and Satyam ...
- Reliance MediaWorks offers to buy majority stake in Inox LeisureReliance MediaWorks has offered to buy a majority stake in multiplex operator Inox Leisure in an attempt to end a prolonged tussle between ...
- Rel Capital picks 1.6% in FameReliance Capital Partners, a group firm of Reliance ADA group, on Tuesday bought 1.6% stake through open market purchases in multiplex oper...
- FICCI suggests revival package for multiplexesFICCI has suggested a 10-point revival package for multiplexes including a cap of 16 per cent in entertainment tax across the country.
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