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5 Companies That Are Still Losing Money

The economy may be ugly for workers, but most companies are making money. In fact, many Wall Street darlings are checking in with record profits. Then again, most doesn't mean all. Here are five notable companies that are losing money this year -- and possibly beyond.

Week Ahead: Earnings from Dell, Smucker's and More

Dell will highlight a handful of tech company results this week. Also reporting earnings will be food giants Smucker and Campbell Soup, also Marriott and other members of the lodging and hospitality industry, and the first of a long string of results from retailers.

Motorcycle Robber Steals $1.5M in Bellagio Casino Chips

In the 10th Las Vegas casino robbery this year, an armed man stole about $1.5 million in betting chips from the Bellagio hotel early Tuesday morning and escaped on a motorcycle. No shots were fired and no one was injured.

Lions Gate's Out: MGM to Merge with Spyglass

After its drama with shareholder Carl Icahn, Lions Gate is apparently out of the bidding for MGM. Creditors of the storied studio -- which owns the James Bond franchise and half of the rights to "The Hobbit" films -- approved a merger with Spyglass Entertainment on Friday.

Lions Gate Sues Billionaire Icahn Over MGM Drama

The movie studio has sued activist investor Carl Icahn for opposing a merger with MGM. But the internal bickering doesn't look good for the company. Will the lawsuit end up sinking its bid?

Why Netflix's Epix Deal Will Help It Find a Happy Ending

Netflix's deal with Epix to add movies from Paramount, Lionsgate and MGM to its Watch Instantly service drew bearish reactions from analysts and investors. But the needed deal will help Netflix gain a winning position in the long run.

'Red Dawn' Remake Has Cultural Critics Up in Arms

MGM's new Red Dawn is a remake of the 1984 film, with Chinese and Russian soldiers standing in for the original Soviet and Cuban villains. Critics on both sides of the Pacific are already attacking it well ahead of its November release.

New James Bond Film Delayed 'Indefinitely'

The latest victim in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's financial melodrama is 007. The 23rd James Bond film, scheduled for release in 2011 or 2012, has been "indefinitely" postponed as a result of MGM's precarious financial position.

Tony and Sir Ridley Scott: MGM's White Knights?

Talk about an odd plot twist: Big-budget film director brothers Tony and Sir Ridley Scott have emerged as possible bidders for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the beleaguered studio which has been shopped around since late last year.