The Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, is coming to YouTube exclusively in 2029, and streaming will be free for all.

iRobot files for Chapter 11, with Roomba maker set to be acquired by Shenzhen Picea, aiming to revive operations after years of declining sales and cash shortages.

Netflix will continue to license Warner TV division's shows and IPs to rival platforms, including Ted Lasso on Apple TV.

Netflix may soon acquire Warner Bros. for $83 billion, with the deal encompassing both HBO and HBO Max.

Netflix is selling yet another game studio, and this time, Spry Fox is going back to its original owners.

Prada completes its acquisition of Versace, with Lorenzo Bertelli as Executive Chairman and Andrea Guerra as CEO.

Warner Music has dropped the copyright lawsuit against Suno as both companies have agreed on an AI licensing deal.

Goldman Sachs will take a majority stake in Excel Sports Management in a deal valuing the agency at nearly $1 billion, announced as top executive Kathy Ruemmler faces controversy over newly released Epstein emails.

A new Visa–Mastercard settlement lets merchants reject premium rewards cards, cutting fees but potentially ending the perks consumers have come to expect.

Australian photo-sharing app Tinybeans (ASX: TNY) acquired US rival Qeepsake for $4.1 million in an all-stock deal, nearly doubling its subscriber base to 90,000. The acquisition costs just $67 per subscriber — far below organic acquisition costs — and boosts revenue 85%.