Warner Bros Discovery expects earnings hit of up to $500 million as strikes drag on

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Warner Bros. Discovery cut profit expectations as the writers' and actors' strikes drag on, keeping production halted.

is preparing investors for the effects of the writers' and actors' strikes if they continue through the end of this year., said it adjusted its expectations, assuming the financial impact of the strikes will persist through the end of the year. It noted this isn't a prediction of when the strikes will end, but instead shows the financial impact on its TV and movie studios as production is halted.

Members of the Writers Guild of America union have been on strike for more than 100 days, and the actors joined picket lines in July. The work stoppage has come at a moment when media companies are trying to make streaming businesses profitable and pushing theaters back into theaters.

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