Hartford Investment Management Co. recently announced a small cut in its stake in Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc., selling just under 1% of its shares. SEC filings show the firm’s holdings now stand at 135,398 shares, valued at about $1.55 million.

‘The Pitt’ is set to arrive on cable television, making its premiere on TNT and adding fresh content to the network’s lineup. This move by Warner Bros. Discovery signals a shift in how audiences can access the series.

In a rare corporate reversal, Warner Bros. Discovery is renaming its Max streaming service back to HBO Max later this summer. The decision comes two years after the HBO Max name was discarded following the merger with Warner, signaling a strategic shift in the company’s branding.