Adam Aron

@CEOAdam

Proud to be "The Silverback." CEO of @AMCTheatres since 2016. Former CEO of Starwood Hotels, Norwegian Cruise Line, Vail Resorts and Philadelphia 76ers.

Kansas City, USA

amctheatres.com

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Adam Aron
@CEOAdam
14h
Banner headline and article in Variety: Summer Box Office Breaks All-Time Record With $4.67 Billion “Need proof the movies are really, truly back? The summer box office was already the biggest since COVID upended the industry in 2020 — and now the season has become the
Summer Box Office Breaks All-Time Record With $4.67 Billion
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Adam Aron
@CEOAdam
Sep 7
August 2026 had the highest industry-wide domestic box office grosses for any month of August since record keeping started 50 years ago. See for yourself: boxofficemojo.com Experts moronically predicting movie theatres were dead? What a total crock of - - - - !
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Adam Aron
@CEOAdam
Sep 4
In my opinion, one that is shared by others, that’s a terrible lapse in your judgement @vladtenev Playing fast and loose with U.S. securities laws is not something that brings honor to Robinhood. It is not one that adds integrity or credibility to financial markets. By your
Vlad Tenev
@vladtenev
Sep 4
We stand behind Stock Tokens.
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Adam Aron
@CEOAdam
Sep 4
CEASE AND DECIST in all caps was my attempt at humor. It was a cross between Desist (which means to stop) and De-cyst (which would mean to remove a cyst, something that causes pain and discomfort). What you know about U.S. securities laws apparently is that you are happy to
Dan Gallagher
@DanGallagherDC
Sep 4
We know a little something about the U.S. securities laws and will not “DECIST.” Send your lawyers and we’ll educate them.
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Adam Aron
@CEOAdam
Sep 4
And @vladtenev here is a similar view:
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@rocketspv
Sep 4
Replying to @vladtenev and @CEOAdam
The concern is that you’re offering synthetic exposure to 190+ public companies’ stock without registering these as securities. ‘Tokenized’ doesn’t exempt you from the Securities Act - ask the SEC, not on X.
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