Warner Bros. Discovery, amid a war on diversity, equity and inclusion programs by the Trump administration, is jettisoning the diversity and equity parts of its DEI initiatives. Going forward, WBD’s “overarching work in this space will now be referred to as Inclusion,

Warner Bros Discovery said on Thursday its streaming service will have at least 150 million users by 2026, after Max's global expansion powered stronger-than-expected subscriber gains in the fourth quarter.

There was great news today for entertainment giant Warner Bros Discovery (WBD), which is great, because the news has not been especially good

Warner Bros. Discovery posted a fourth-quarter loss as the company grappled with $1.9 billion in charges and restructuring expenses, even as the company added 4.6 million subscribers to its streaming outlets.

Warner Bros. Discovery posted a bigger loss than Wall Street was expecting Thursday, as a slump in advertising spending dragged on revenue for its TV networks. But investors didn’t appear too fazed by the media conglomerate’s latest results,

Warner Bros. Discovery linear networks continued to lose ground amid ongoing challenges, weighing on the fourth quarter along with more one-time charges.

The Hollywood giant, led by CEO David Zaslav, reported its fourth-quarter and full-year results and outlined a path to 150 million streaming subs by the end of 2026.