Some investors might remember the DVD rental kiosk business Redbox as the unit of a publicly traded company during its successful early days. The company is coming back to the public markets in a SPAC ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. Redbox, the vending machine rental system for movies and games, appears to be discontinuing the video game ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Game rentals having been dying for a while now, but some services, like Redbox, have let you hold onto a game for a few days then give it back for a ...

Redbox is raising its $1 movie fee. The Oakbrook Terrace-based film rental company says debit-card processing fees imposed by an amendment from Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) forced the company to hike per ...

Redbox is ending game rentals. Redbox, the well known movie and games rental service in the US, is getting out of the games business. The company will no longer rent, or sell video games. Redbox ...

Redbox recently announced that it would be ceasing the sale and rentals of video games at the end of the year. For years, Redbox’s rental kiosks served as an accessible and affordable option for ...

The DVD rental kiosk service Redbox has been enormously successful at a time when much of the economy has struggled. The value and simplicity of Redbox’s product are prime reasons why business has ...

After rapidly expanding its $1-per-day DVD rental kiosk operation, Redbox now has roughly 29,000 movie vending machines around the country—and not that many more good possible places for installing ...