DC Studios' R-rated body horror debut gives the newly merged Paramount Warner Bros its second straight No. 1 weekend, though its reported budget raises profitab

The bid, plus antitrust maneuvering including a DOJ brief backing Paramount, drove WBD shares to their best day in nearly eight months.

The streaming giant is cutting staff as subscriber growth decelerates, alongside a separate leadership shakeup.

The television adaptation's investment exceeds $200 million and outpaces the per-film budgets of the original franchise.

The documentary's strong second-weekend hold (up roughly 23-28%) makes it one of the fall's surprise theatrical performers.

Netflix's advertising revenue undershot expectations, with analysts debating whether the miss undercuts the ad-tier growth narrative.

The report documents a long decline in domestic filming as production migrates to other markets.

Rajinikanth's sequel continues a strong second weekend and passes titles including Salaar and Sultan on the all-time Indian grossers list.

The star vehicle opens well below expectations, adding to a bruising fall for wide releases.

The stop-motion studio earns its best audience grade in years even as commercial returns fall short of its prior hits.

Ajay Devgn and Tabu's mystery drama remains a top Hindi performer into its fourth week of release.

The blockbuster's performance is cited behind a new strategic step by the studio's parent.

The 107-minute film posts the strongest streaming performance to date on Warner Bros Discovery's platform.

The newly merged studio consolidates its ad sales operation under a single leadership team.

Commentary examines what the executive changes signal about Netflix's priorities after slowing growth.

The bank's initiation gives an early Wall Street read on the Paramount-Skydance combination.

The investor's public stance counters Wall Street pessimism about autonomous ride-hailing competition.

The film leads international streaming rankings amid broader studio restructuring.