Global entertainment and media company Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD) will be announcing earnings results tomorrow before market open. Here’s what to look for. Warner Bros. Discovery missed analysts’ revenue expectations by 2.

Warner Bros Discovery is shutting down three of its videogame development studios in a move aimed at boosting profitability for its gaming division amid a sluggish recovery in the market, a spokesperson for the company's games unit said on Tuesday.

WBD's transformation efforts show promise, but ongoing challenges in linear TV and debt levels suggest investors should consider holding until Q4 results provide clarity.

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The service will make its long-awaited debut down under on March 31, with the second season of HBO's post-apocalyptic series 'The Last of Us' serving as an early tentpole title when it releases in April.

Foxtel subscribers will get access to the Max app at no additional cost. The post Max Streaming Service to Launch in Australia on March 31 appeared first on Vital Thrills.

The service will be available through the Google and Apple app stores on March 31, and will be available to Foxtel subscribers at no additional cost. This article, WBD announces launch of Max in Australia,