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FOX Corp. Reports $5.2 Billion in Quarterly Revenue in Latest Report
“These results represent a continuation of the operating and financial momentum that we have delivered over the last several years.”
New Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro: Our Company Thrives When Technology Intersects with Brilliant and Creative People
"AI is here, and it’s something we’re embracing. You’re seeing it supercharge these creatives in amazing ways."
Michael Eisner: My Advice to New Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro is to Copy What Bob Iger Did
"Keep close the words of Walt Disney: 'We love to entertain kings and queens, but the vital thing to remember is this—every guest receives the VIP treatment.' Good luck."
Josh D’Amaro to Succeed Bob Iger as Disney CEO
“I am immensely grateful to the Board for entrusting me with leading a company that means so much to me and millions around the world.”
Sinclair: Those Opposing Nexstar-TEGNA Merger ‘Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing’
“They lecture the Commission about competition and the importance of local journalism despite their complete lack of involvement in promoting, preserving, or expanding local news."
Elise Stefanik Joins Growing List of Those Opposed to Nexstar Media Group-TEGNA Merger
"Keeping the cap in place, and Nexstar and TEGNA separate, will protect local and conservative voices and keep costs from rising rapidly due to decreased competition."
Warner Bros. Discovery Rejects Second Takeover Bid From Paramount Skydance
The rejection was expected, as Paramount presented the same all-cash terms as its initial offer of $30 per share in mid-December.
Versant CEO Mark Lazarus: ‘Today Marks a Defining Moment’ as Company Begins Trading on Nasdaq
“As a standalone company, we enter the market with the scale, strategy, and leadership to grow and evolve our business model.”
Why Paramount Used the Nuclear Option to Try to Stop the Netflix-Warner Bros. Discovery Deal
This merger is the kind regulators usually have to tackle with a hazmat suit.
Nearly 75% of Streaming TV Subscribers Cut a Platform in Past Year Due to Rising Costs, New Data Shows
The survey reported that Americans subscribe to an average of 3.4 streaming services. 27% of respondents subscribe to five or more services.