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After lumbering along at a lowly two-star rank for most of the past year, enough top-performing CAPS members have turned bullish on Time Warner
Many investors are looking forward to life after AOL for Time Warner -- the company will complete its long-awaited spinoff next month, further slimming down after its Time Warner Cable spinoff. AOL has been a drag on earnings for years and the company has continued to lose subscribers. Its ad revenue from its Google
Time Warner plans to focus on reviving its publishing businesses and growing its film and cable-TV businesses. Some CAPS members believe these segments have good potential -- the strength it's seen in its cable networks and Warner Bros. movie studio, in addition to cost cutting measures, already prompted it to raise its full-year earnings guidance. Warner Bros. has some of the top box office hits going up against other productions from Walt Disney
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