Redbox, the last bastion of DVD rentals through its ubiquitous storefront kiosks, is selling to Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment for about $375 million in stock and debt. But fear not, video ...

CHICAGO, May 22, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Redbox, America's destination for new-release movies and games, today announced the launch of 4K Ultra HD rentals in six test markets. Rental pricing is just ...

Redbox, the company behind those now-ubiquitous $1 movie-rental kiosks, has finally announced its plans for Blu-ray rentals. The company is rolling out $1.50 Blu-ray rentals to 13,300 kiosks over the ...

Redbox is testing 4K Ultra HD rentals in 2,500 kiosks in Los Angeles, Seattle, Austin, Detroit, Miami and New York City. Redbox is putting 4K discs in a couple thousand kiosks to test if there’s a ...

Redbox is giving Blu-ray rentals a green light. The company, which rents movies for $1 a day through its thousands of kiosks across the country, said it will start stocking Blu-ray discs in its boxes ...

Looks like the video rental business is rough all around. Effective today, Redbox has raised rental prices to $1.20 per day, up 20 percent from the signature "dollar-a-day" pricing model that made the ...

Redbox’s parent company will shut down operations and try to sell off assets like those distinctive disc rental kiosks. Redbox’s parent company will shut down operations and try to sell off assets ...

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 ...

Redbox is testing 4K Ultra HD rentals in 2,500 kiosks in Los Angeles, Seattle, Austin, Detroit, Miami and New York City. Online reservations for 4K movies are not currently available — customers will ...

If Hollywood thinks Redbox, with its thousands of DVD-renting kiosks, is a threat to the homevideo biz now, things are soon likely to get a lot worse. A new study forecasts that Redbox and rival ...

Starting on Monday, October 31, Redbox is raising its DVD rental prices from $1 to $1.20 per day. While a 20% increase is significant, we’re only talking about a price hike of a mere two dimes daily.