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The return of live golf boasted over 2.35 million viewers.

ESPN'S "The Last Dance" explored the origins of the Bulls legend's business success.

US sports have been on hold since mid-March due to the pandemic.

Here’s how Americans have changed their television-watching habits during the coronavirus.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the celebrated comedian over Christian Charles, who directed the pilot episode of “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” and later sued Seinfeld for allegedly using the work without compensation.

The tech company plans to reposition itself as a wireless carrier.

Revenue at the media company -- a combination of Viacom Inc. and CBS Corp. that closed in December -- slumped over 6% to $6.67 billion.

Krause was the primary architect of a Bulls dynasty that won six NBA titles during the 1990s.

Despite being a key member of the Bulls dynasty, Pippen was the sixth-highest paid player on the team in 1997.

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Wednesday it expected its profit to decline in the current quarter, as strength in the chip business would be offset by a sales slump in smartphones and TVs.

WarnerMedia announced the launch date of the newest streaming service, HBO Max.

Burger King is giving away free Whoppers to TV watchers, but with a catch.

Netflix plans to use some of the cash to acquire content and for possible acquisitions, positioning itself as major U.S. studios halt productions and delay film releases due to the coronavirus-led lockdowns.

The service is expected to reach 75 million to 90 million global subscribers by 2025.

The Jordan retrospective was ESPN's most-watched documentary series ever.

The coronavirus pandemic nearly cancelled the launch of "The Sopranos"-inspired podcast, "Talking Sopranos," hosted by series actors Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa, but fans convinced the duo to find a way to do it.

The president said games will be 'made for television' until it's safe for fans to attend.

Discovery's cable network HGTV received a viewership boost thanks the new show "Celebrity IOU," which guest-starred Brad Pitt.

Recently released movies and shows, such as Netflix’s “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” have proven to be appreciated distractions.

The award-winning actor died of natural causes, according to a representative.