Duque, who will continue to serve as president of Warner Music Latin America, was appointed a day after Cat Kreidich ...

WMG will reduce headcount by $170 million, CEO Robert Kyncl wrote in a memo to WMG staff on Tuesday, as part of an effort to "future-proof" the company and "reinvest in the business." ...

Warner Music has named Alejandro Duque president of ADA, adding to his existing role as president of Warner Music Latin ...

"While organizational change is a constant in our industry, I believe the foundation we've established will continue to serve ...

Warner Music’s distribution division ADA has a new boss, Alejandro Duque, who will do the job as well as being President of ...

Concord has successfully closed its latest asset-backed securities transaction to “fuel continued growth” at the independent ...

Following recent rounds of layoffs, Warner Music Group (WMG) is now hiring for a new role focused on artificial intelligence.

When billionaire Len Blavatnik bought Warner Music Group for $3.3 billion in 2011, the major labels were still reeling from the digital revolution that had turned the business upside down.

Atlantic Music Group has launched the country-Leaning Atlantic Outpost label, which will be run by Jeff Levin and Ian Cripps.