5 Entertainment Companies Probably Stealing Seaworld's Dismal Sales
That Netflix documentary on the orcas did a number on them.
Investors are looking to see changes at SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. (SEAS) - Get Report .
The company's shares have fallen 27% year to date. In July a record 23.5 million of its stock, which is more than a third of total shares, were being sold short. Additionally, investors voted in June to oust Chairman David D'Alessandro, and they rejected the company's pay plan, as well.
Here are six other companies providing entertainment for families that may be stealing Seaworld's sales.
Read the complete article here: 6 Entertainment Companies Offering Family Fun That Are Probably Stealing Most of Seaworld's Sales
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