Warner Music Sees More Layoffs in Restructuring Push
The majority of the cuts are still expected to be related to the O&O Media Properties, corporate and various support functions, Warner Music said. Warner Music added that it now expects to book pre-tax restructuring charges of $210 million, up from an original estimate of $140 million.
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Respected music industry veteran Kaz Kobayashi will step down as President and CEO of Warner Music Japan later this year. The ...
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In the latest shakeup at Warner Music Group, 300 Elektra chief Kevin Liles will leave the company at the end of the year.
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Warner Music Group in a new SEC filing disclosed the expected financial impact of reducing headcount and other cuts at ...
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