Corus Entertainment’s core business (TV advertising) faces challenges and will continue to see structural decline. Click here to read my analysis of CJREF.

Corus Entertainment Inc. (TSX: CJR.B) ("Corus" or "the Company") is providing an update today that it has been informed by Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. that some of its programming and trademark ...

Corus’ Radio income careened by 53%, moving to $1.41 million CDN from $2.98 million CDN. Put it all together, and Corus’ fiscal Q4 adjusted net loss attributable to shareholders was lower by 56%.

Corus shares fell 90 per cent over the course of the fiscal year, to 14 cents at the end of August, as investors feared for Corus’s ability to remain solvent. The stock closed at 9 cents Wednesday.

In early 2023, Corus Entertainment decided to do what Audacy Inc. has done in markets such as New York and Los Angeles by simulcasting a spoken word AM on an FM in the same market. In Canada, that ...

Corus, which has more than $1 billion in debt, has been aggressively trimming costs through job cuts, but its woes continued when it was informed by Warner Bros. Discovery in June that some of its ...

Corus Entertainment Inc. ("Corus" or the "Company") (TSX: CJR.B) announced today changes to its management leadership team, including the appointment of John Gossling as Chief Executive Officer.

Canadian television company Corus Entertainment Inc. is working with Jefferies Financial Group to explore a sale of its business, according to people with knowledge of the situation.

Corus Entertainment, the Toronto-based company that owns radio stations across Canada including those under the "Global News" brand, is preparing to say farewell to its Executive Chair. This will ...

Corus Entertainment Inc.’s CJR-B-T secured debt holders have agreed to amend the maturity date and conditions for some of its debt, giving the media company more breathing room as it aims to ...

Aircraft Pictures has bought back shares from Corus, two years after it took a majority stake in the Canadian 'Geek Girl' & 'Breadwinner' producer. Continue to Deadline SKIP AD.

Anglo-Dutch steel firm Corus has confirmed it is accepting a £4.3bn ($8.1bn) takeover offer from Indian rival Tata Steel. The acceptance of the deal, revealed by the BBC on Thursday, is the largest ...