The Shari Redstone-controlled media company released fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday. The company cut streaming losses.

Paramount Global Inc. swung to a loss in the fourth quarter despite marked growth in its streaming service, as the company said it was still on target to close its merger with Skydance in the first half of this year.

Among the changes, the company said it “will no longer set or use aspirational numerical goals related to the race, ethnicity, sex or gender of hires.” Paramount also said it ended its policy of collecting such stats for its U.S. job applicants on forms and career pages, except in the markets where it’s legally required to do so.

Paramount Global's co-CEOs told employees it will change some of its DEI programs to comply with the Trump administration's directives.

Paramount is, of course, in one of the more complicated positions of the many media organizations now contorting themselves around the White House’s new dictated reality: The company is in the midst of an attempted merger with Skydance Media,