When Netflix Inc. dropped out of the bidding for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. on Feb. 26, the news came as a surprise to many in Hollywood.

Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) co-CEO Ted Sarandos is reportedly scheduled to attend meetings at the White House on Thursday as the bidding war to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD) heats up. The meetings are likely to be centered around Netflix’s acquisition bid and President Donald Trump‘s demand for the streaming giant to remove board member and former Biden-era advisor Susan Rice,

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is scheduled to visit the White House on Thursday as the streaming service navigates political regulatory headwinds tied to its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. SBA launches new $50 billion 'war on fraud' program ...

AI is rapidly automating coding's routine tasks, pushing software engineering back towards its mathematical roots. Experts predict AI could soon handle most end-to-end coding, with some engineers already code-free.

Netflix's rivals — Paramount owners Larry and David Ellison — had made a point of courting the President and other Republicans.

The second-time host took aim at industry figures such as Netflix head Ted Sarandos and nominations-less studio Amazon

Netflix investors are feeling the opposite of buyer's remorse.

After Netflix opted not to put in a new bid for Warner Bros. the streamer's CEO weighed in on how WB's merger with Paramount could impact the business.

Conan O’Brien joked about Timothée Chalamet’s comments during a CNN/Variety interview where he said “no one cares” about ballet and opera anymore.