Universal Music Group, the world’s largest record company, has discussed going private with a few prominent Wall Street firms, according to people familiar with the matter.

When Netflix Inc. Co-Chief Executive Officer Ted Sarandos invited Bela Bajaria to his office around 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday Oct. 14, she didn’t think much of it. These kind of casual drop-ins were common for the two executives, who worked in adjoining offices on the 11th floor of Netflix’s Hollywood headquarters.

A programming slump and talent backlash prompted a major regime change at Netflix

Ellison has to pay down billions in debt while also investing in a streaming build-out

Fincher has worked at Netflix for longer than just about any creative, starting as a director and executive producer of the service’s landmark original series House of Cards. 

New deal includes mini artist documentaries and more programming leading up to North America’s largest music festival.

A conversation with the pugilistic and hyperactive media mogul about his new memoir ‘Roll the Calls’

Sports are uniquely valuable. They’re also uniquely expensive.

Suno Inc. is rolling out its long-awaited artificial intelligence models trained and made in cooperation with major music industry players, such as Warner Music Group Corp.

Markiplier believes GoPro cameras can revolutionize filmmaking

We interviewed four Hollywood power players about the state of the movie business

Alex Cooper is leaving her long-time talent agent for CAA after raising money to expand her business

The world’s two largest movie theater chains just backed a merger that their peers oppose

Netflix has run into a small hurdle in its pursuit of top YouTube creators

Streaming has been a drag on Disney’s share price as subscriber growth stalled. A tech overhaul and more foreign-language shows are in the cards.

A 26-year-old actor rallied, protested and eventually cajoled a secretive family into a deal

Netflix is doing deals with many of YouTube’s biggest stars. How will YouTube respond?

Netflix Inc. shares fell after the company forecast a second consecutive quarter of slowing sales growth, contributing to investor anxiety about the streaming giant’s future.

Netflix’s growth is slowing. What comes next?

Netflix’s biggest hits are losing more than half of their audience after one season