Warner Bros. Discovery Stumbles In Q2 As ‘Supergirl,’ Lack Of NBA Drag Down Results
📍 Aftermath
{ "epilogue": "Warner Bros. Discovery reported declining sales and a profit slump in the second quarter, driven by weak box-office performance, soft ad sales, write-downs, and the loss of NBA rights.
Despite the quarterly stumbles and a crashing content revenue, the company saw a 10% jump in streaming revenue. Meanwhile, attention remained focused on a proposed combination with Paramount, which the Warner Bros.
CEO expressed confidence would close." }
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Stumbles In Q2 As ‘Supergirl,’ Lack Of NBA Drag Down Results Deadline · 60d ago broke it first
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