Warner Bros. Discovery Stock News

Warner Bros. Discovery is proceeding with plans to split into two companies. WBD's growth segments, particularly Streaming & Studios, now generate operating income that offsets the decline in the linear business. Management emphasizes that infrastructure investments and strategic execution are positioning WBD for future cash flow growth.

Warner Bros Discovery reported merger with Paramount-Skydance could generate meaningful cost synergies and create a scaled competitor with a deep and unmatched content library. Innovations in the Google Search experience are driving both engagement and revenue benefits for Alphabet. IQVIA's R&D solutions business showed signs of gaining share, with its win rate improving significantly.

Comcast has retained financial advisors and gained access to financial information as it explores a bid for Warner Bros Discovery's studio and streaming businesses, according to four sources familiar with the matter.

Ex one-time revenue charges, Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.'s Q3 2025 results have reinforced its strategic appeal, especially given continued strength in Streaming share gains and monetization through robust ad-supported growth. The company's balance sheet is also making progress as FCF accretion expands, contributing favorably to its ongoing deleveraging efforts. Streaming and gaming have emerg...

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. ( WBD ) Q3 2025 Earnings Call November 6, 2025 8:00 AM EST Company Participants Andrew Slabin - Executive Vice President of Global Investor Strategy David Zaslav - President, CEO & Director Gunnar Wiedenfels - Senior VP Jean-Briac Perrette - President and CEO of Global Streaming & Games Conference Call Participants Jessica Reif Cohen - BofA Securities, Research Divi...

Warner Bros Discovery Inc (NASDAQ:WBD, ETR:J5A) (WBD) on Thursday reported third quarter 2025 revenue that declined 6% year over year to $9.05 billion, falling short of the $9.18 billion Wall Street forecast.   Box office receipts from DC's Superman, Weapons, and The Conjuring: Last Rites, however, fueled a 24% surge in the company's studio revenue during the quarter.

Chief Executive David Zaslav said the company's exploration of a possible sale of some or all of its holdings is briskly moving ahead.

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. shares gained slightly on Thursday after the entertainment conglomerate reported another quarterly loss, pressured by sharp declines in its traditional television business despite solid performances from its film studios and streaming units.