Max hits 116 million subscribers.
Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service added 6.4 million subscribers over the past few months, the company revealed in its Q4 2024 earnings results today. Its streaming business also earned $677 million during 2024, with the goal of reaching 150 million subscribers by the end of 2026 following its expansion into Australia, the UK, Ireland, Germany, and Italy. [Link: Warner Bros. Discovery Turns $677M DTC Profit…
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