Apple's original film "F1: The Movie" has surpassed $500 million in global box office revenue, becoming the company's highest ...

As Apple reportedly nears a $150 million per-year tie-up with Formula 1, U.S. subscribers to the motorsport’s own streaming ...

Apple is expected to win the rights to stream Formula 1 races on Apple TV+ in the United States thanks to a $150 million bid, ...

Apple has officially cemented its place in Hollywood with "F1" crossing the $500 million mark at the global box office—its most successful theatrical release to date.

Warner Bros. Discovery had a bountiful weekend at the global box office. The studio had two films cross the $500 million mark ...

Apple had a box-office hit with "F1," the car-racing movie. Now it looks poised to win the US streaming rights for F1 races.

The $250 million film represents a huge bet for Apple’s movie and TV venture. Since it launched its Apple Original Films studio and streaming service in 2019, the company has built a reputation ...

This will of course be a big decision for F1, and Liberty Media. ESPN currently offers a reach for the sport beyond what Apple TV can offer.

Fans of the Apple TV movie, F1: The Movie, will be able to watch it at home via Apple TV+ in October. But those who didn’t ...

Formula One might lose viewers if it leaves ESPN for the tech company, but moving is more likely to deliver long-term gains.

"F1" is expected to bring in between $55 million and $74 million domestically in its opening weekend, according to Benchmark Research. The film will eventually be available for streaming on Apple TV+.

The Movie, starring Brad Pitt, will likely hit the $500M revenue milestone for the final weekend in July, according to ...