Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is brushing off a threat from President Donald Trump to fire the streamer's board member Susan Rice or "pay the consequences." In a Truth Social post over the weekend, Trump called Rice "racist" and "deranged" and said the former U.

Ted Sarandos has pushed back again on comments by James Cameron that Netflix’s planned acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery would be “disastrous for the theatrical motion picture business”,

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is vigorously making his case on why Netflix should be the ultimate owner of Warner Bros. Discovery.

As Netflix stock continues to face pressure amid its $83 billion pursuit of Warner Bros. streaming and studio assets, co-CEO Ted Sarandos blamed the recent volatility largely on the ongoing bidding war with Paramount,

Ted Sarandos attempted to playdown Donald Trump's fiery request over the weekend for Netflix to fire board member Susan Rice, when questioned on the social media outburst in an interview on the BBC's Today program on Monday.

Ted Sarandos has brushed off Donald Trump’s social media demand that Netflix fire board member Susan Rice, saying the streamer’s bid for Warner Bros. Discovery is a business matter and not a political one.

"Are you also against the monopolization that a Paramount acquisition would create? Or is it just that of Netflix?"