Warner Bros. Discovery's third-quarter results reflect strong DTC subscriber growth, partially offset by dullness in the studios segment.

distribution, and content also saw declines. These financial results suggest a challenging revenue environment, which contributes to the Hold rating. Furthermore, Warner Bros. Discovery’s financial ...

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Warner Bros. Discovery posted a third-quarter profit gain to $289 million for its direct-to-consumer (DTC) unit, which ...

WBD’s networks segment saw distribution revenue decline by 8% year-over-year while advertising dropped a whopping 13%.

While overall revenues slipped by 4 percent in Q3, Warner Bros. Discovery emerged from the year-ago loss of $417 million to ...

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Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) reported a revenue miss in Q3 due to declines in Studios, but beat on bottom line, with shares up 10.6% before the bell.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc reported a 3% revenue decline and missed analyst estimates, but saw growth in DTC subscribers and ...