> Is netflix profitable from income gained, or from expenses "saved" Profit = revenue minus expenses, so not sure what this could even mean. It is a function

> Is netflix profitable from income gained, or from expenses "saved" Profit = revenue minus expenses, so not sure what this could even mean. It is a function of both variables. > As Zazlov has shown, you can "make money" if you simply slash a bunch of contracts, layoff employees, and writeoff stuff for tax instead of releasing products. WBD has yet to show a profit since Zaslav got involved. He has personally lost a ton of wealth due to declining prices of the equity. But, of course, WBD is not a simple case of a media business not being able to sell media, it is a complicated due to the extreme debt it has, which doesn’t say anything about streaming businesses in general. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/WBD/warner-bros-discovery/net-income https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/WBD/warner-bros-di... > It's not profitable in a way that can work for a decade. It's like cutting off your arm and saying you "lost weight". Back to Netflix, their financial trends show a very successful business. Just check their growth in revenue, profit, and profit margins, for 10+ years.