Warner Bros. Discovery's shares hit a high not seen since 2022, driven by rumors of multiple parties interested in acquiring the company, particularly Paramount. With stocks rising 11%, analysts weigh in on the potential bidding war.
Warner Bros. Discovery is reviewing strategic options following acquisition interest from multiple parties, including a rejected $20-per-share offer from Paramount Skydance. The stock surged over 8% as the company explores ways to maximize shareholder value.
Former President Obama criticizes the Trump administration's influence over media after ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel's show off the air, igniting debates on censorship and free speech in America.
Paramount Global faces backlash for settling a lawsuit with Trump, raising concerns about press freedom and corporate ethics. As media outlets grapple with intimidation, what does this mean for journalism's future?
In a bold move, Warner Bros. Discovery announces its split into two companies to tackle the evolving media landscape, with one focusing on streaming and studios while the other manages TV networks.
In a groundbreaking move, Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting into two distinct entities, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and strategic focus in an evolving media landscape. CEO David Zaslav outlines a new era for the entertainment giant.
Newsmax's stock price nosedived over 70% after a historic debut on the NYSE, raising questions about the sustainability of its initial surge and the implications for retail investors.
The FCC, led by Chairman Brendan Carr, is investigating Disney's DEI practices, raising concerns over potential discrimination. Disney has revised its programs, but questions remain about compliance.
A new report reveals that AI-powered search engines are sending 96% less referral traffic to news sites than traditional search engines, raising concerns among publishers about revenue and legal actions against AI companies.
