0IBD.L - Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.
| Previous close | 23.08 |
| Open | 22.97 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 0 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 0 |
| Day's range | 22.82 - 24.46 |
| 52-week range | 22.82 - 24.46 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. volume | N/A |
| Market cap | 157.577M |
| Beta (5Y monthly) | N/A |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 0.13 |
| EPS (TTM) | N/A |
| Earnings date | 02 Aug 2023 - 07 Aug 2023 |
| Forward dividend & yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-dividend date | N/A |
| 1y target est | N/A |
Yahoo FinanceHow the streaming wars became 'a different type of battle'
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Yahoo Finance VideoStreaming wars evolving between Netflix, Disney, media giants
Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Alexandra Canal discusses the ongoing streaming wars between media giants such as Netflix, Disney, and others.
Yahoo FinanceWarner Bros. Discovery launches 'Max' platform in bid for streaming dominance
Warner Bros. Discovery officially debuted its "Max" streaming platform. The question is whether it can stand out in a crowded field.
Yahoo Finance VideoAI, Amazon, Walmart, Warner Bros. Discovery: Stocks to watch
The Yahoo Finance Live team discusses the risks of AI and misinformation, Amazon One launching an age verification method for alcohol sales using one's hand, Walmart+ members access to pet telehealth, and Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav being booed at Boston University's graduation ceremony.
Yahoo Finance VideoWarner Brothers Discovery launches new streaming platform 'Max'
Yahoo Finance Live discusses Warner Brothers Discovery's plans to launch their new streaming platform "Max" and details the possible trajectory for the launch.
Yahoo FinanceWarner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav on streaming: 'This is really a war'
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said the company is well-positioned in the streaming market. The company's Max service is expected to be profitable this year.
Yahoo FinanceHollywood writers’ strike could hit content spending at Disney, Netflix
The Hollywood writers' strike comes with inherent risks but also some upside as media giants look to rein in content spending.
Yahoo Finance VideoStreaming services reevaluate outlook amid ad market concerns, price hikes, restructurings
Yahoo Finance media reporter Allie Canal breaks down the top takeaways from streaming earnings season, including the ad market, profitability, price hikes, and what to look for heading into the second half of 2023.
Business WireABCS Insights Announced as Measurement Partner for Warner Bros. Discovery, Focusing on Full Funnel Measurement
NEW YORK, May 16, 2023--ABCS Insights, a leading ad effectiveness analytics company, today announced that it has been selected as a measurement partner for Warner Bros. Discovery, a global media and entertainment company, to further demonstrate greater attribution and efficacy of advertising campaigns. As part of the partnership, ABCS Insights will focus on providing full funnel measurement, with a particular emphasis on bottom of funnel KPIs such as sales (online and offline), retail visits, we
Yahoo FinanceMedia giants struggle with ad slowdown as writers' strike poses added risks
Advertising has been a notable pain point for legacy media companies this earnings season. The Hollywood writers' strike could become another one.
Yahoo Finance VideoApple and Disney, a match made in streaming heaven: Analyst
Apple (AAPL) could make big moves in the streaming space with a purchase of The Walt Disney Company (DIS) says Laura Martin, Needham & Co. Senior Media & Internet Analyst. Martin joined Rachelle Akuffo on Yahoo Finance live to talk Warner Bros. Discovery (WAB) earnings, which showed the company's streaming platforms will turn a profit a year earlier than expected. Still, Warner Bros. Discovery faces challenges with "a broken film content creation engine" that's been on a "cold spell" for the past five years, says Martin. Apple is a strong distribution platform, and would stand to benefit from buying a "successful and healthy film studio." Enter: Disney. If they combined, Apple (AAPL) and Disney (DIS) would stand to benefit from "a lot of synergies" between Apple's strong distribution network of iPhones and Disney's powerhouse content, says Martin. But hope is not lost for Warner Bros. Discovery. The company has a "big library" of names, with plans to launch another Superman movie to bolster the D.C. Comic brand. Martin says she expects Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) to look to Paramount (PARA) as a potential acquisition opportunity, given Paramount's recent sliding stock. Martin says Warner Bros. Discovery is "just managing the same company" as Paramount, but better. In her full interview, Martin dives deeper into Warner Bros. Discovery earnings with Rachelle Akuffo. Key Video Moments 00:00:15 It's "unclear" WBD can make successful movies 00:01:01 Opportunities for synergies between AAPL, DIS 00:01:32 WBD should look to buy Paramount
Yahoo Finance VideoWarner Bros. Discovery’s cost-cutting strategy ‘is world-class,’ analyst says
Needham & Co. Senior Media & Internet Analyst Laura Martin joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss quarterly earnings for Warner Bros. Discovery, competition within the streaming space, inflation, and the outlook for Warner Bros. Discovery.
Yahoo Finance VideoWarner Bros. Discovery stock declines on Q1 earnings miss
Yahoo Finance’s Allie Canal joins the Live show to discuss key takeaways from Warner Bros. Discovery’s Q1 earnings call and to break down the decline in stock for the mass media and entertainment conglomerate
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Warner Bros. Discovery posts wider Q1 loss, even as streaming turns to profit
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Yahoo Finance VideoWhat to expect in Warner Bros. Discovery's Q1 earnings amid Hollywood writers' strike
Yahoo Finance entertainment reporter Allie Canal previews Warner Bros. Discovery's Q1 earnings report and breaks down the potential for the Hollywood writers' strike to impact future earnings.
Yahoo Finance VideoVice made promises it couldn't keep: Media Reporter
Vice, the media company once valued at $5.7 billion dollars, might be headed for bankruptcy, according to multiple reports. The company once vowed to be a disruptor to the media industry, but could not figure out a way to turn a profit. Washington Post media reporter Elahe Izadi says digital media organizations made the following claims early on, "We are the future of media. We can attract millennials, younger audiences, newspapers are dying, print is dying, and this is really the future and they sold this promise, and as we can see, they couldn't grow fast enough to make up for those promises, especially when we're now in an economic environment where the advertising industry and the and the advertising revenue has dropped off." Its potential downfall underscores the tough environment facing digital media companies as they struggle to cut spending during economic uncertainty. "When we're talking digital media... during the pandemic and especially at the start, we actually saw audience spike, there was a lot of online interest, reader interest saw a lot of that happening, but that didn't necessarily mean an increase in revenues," Elahe Izadi said. In an interview with Yahoo Finance's Rachelle Akuffo, Izadi also says that in the case of companies relying on other companies like those who rely on Google (GOOGL) and Meta Platforms (META), their businesses can also be susceptible to disruptions from something like a changed algorithm. Video highlights Vice's origins 00:00:14 Digital media's early promises 00:00:45 Digital media outlook 00:01:53
Yahoo FinanceThe upcoming 'Barbie' movie ‘will be a catalyst’ for future Mattel films, CEO says
Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz says his toy company is ready to roll for the new "Barbie" movie this summer.
Yahoo FinanceHollywood writers begin strike as guild says studios 'closed the door' on labor force
Hollywood writers are striking for the first time since 2008 as the changes brought on by the streaming boom continue to rock the entertainment business.
Yahoo FinanceHollywood writers, studios scramble to reach deal as writers' strike looms
What's different today versus prior years is just how much the streaming boom has changed the industry.
Yahoo Finance VideoHollywood writers strike: Here's what it could mean for your favorite shows
Hollywood is on the brink of its first writers strike in 15 years, but this time it's not a rerun of 2007. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has voted to authorize a strike if a deal with major studios is not reached by May 1st. If a strike does occur, it will cause a full production shutdown, affecting actors, stage crew, studio teams, and the biggest companies in Hollywood, as scripted series across both network TV and streaming grind to a halt. Many in Hollywood have weighed in on the potential strike, with Netflix (NFLX) executives directly addressing it during the company's Q1 2023 earnings call. Netflix said it has a long and robust slate of content just in case there is a strike, but executives reiterated they're at the table and want to find a solution. Yahoo Finance’s Allie Canal breaks down the latest for investors.
Yahoo FinanceNetflix says 'we're at the table' after writers' union vote authorizes strike
Hollywood is facing its first potential writers' strike in 15 years.
Yahoo Finance VideoWarner Bros. Discovery’s traditional networks ‘seeing degree of pressure’ due to streaming: Analyst
Goldman Sachs Managing Director Brett Feldman joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the streaming industry, including the role sports play in services' success and what's next for Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery.
Yahoo Finance VideoWarner Bros. Discovery: There was 'nothing disappointing' in Max preview event, analyst says
Jessica Reif Ehrlich, Bank of America Senior Media & Entertainment Analyst discusses an event by Warner Bros. Discovery previewing their new 'Max' streaming platform.
Yahoo Finance VideoWarner Bros. Discovery unveils streaming name change to ‘Max’ launching May 23
Yahoo Finance entertainment reporter Allie Canal joins the Live show to discuss the unveiling of Warner Bros. Discovery's new streaming service.
Yahoo FinanceWarner Bros. Discovery unveils key details on upcoming streaming launch, dubbed 'Max'
Warner Bros. Discovery unveiled key details about its upcoming streaming launch, which will include content from both HBO Max and Discovery+.