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Warner Bros. Discovery's planned split will separate streaming/content from linear assets, hopefully unlocking value. Read ...
Turner Classic Movies has carved out a special custody arrangement in the forthcoming Warner Bros. Discovery split, Variety ...
Warner Bros. Discovery’s progress in making its streaming business profitable and reducing its debt after the mega-merger that created the Hollywood giant was in Wall Street’s focus on Thursday.
Condé Nast Owners to Sell $1.1 Billion in Warner Bros. Discovery Stock As of noon ET on Monday, WBD shares were down around 25 percent for the year to date, from above $11 to about $8.50.
Warner Bros. Discovery moves past structural issues, unlocking value. Read why WBD stock at $10 is a great entry point with a robust IP collection.
Warner Bros. Discovery Analysts React to Streaming and Debt Progress, With One Downgrading Stock The Hollywood giant booked a streaming loss of just $3 million and boosted its post-merger cost ...
The move, which takes effect Oct. 1, comes after the league struck new media rights deals with NBCUniversal, Disney and ...
Bondholders backed a debt restructuring that includes a buyback of nearly $18 billion of the $37 billion they hold, despite recent downgrades of Warner Bros Discovery’s bonds to junk status by ...
Debt-ridden media giant Paramount Global held merger talks with Warner Bros. Discovery, according to multiple reports Wednesday. Paramount CEO Bob Bakish met with Warner Bros. Discovery boss David ...
When Hollywood boss David Zaslav pulled off one of the biggest bond sales in corporate history to pave the way for his creation of Warner Bros. Discovery, the Federal Reserve still had its ...
AT&T is paying Warner Bros. Discovery $1.2 billion this month as part of the separation agreement, and by the end of the month it will have paid down $6 billion worth of its debt since the April ...
Warner Bros. Discovery’s announced separation follows the industry’s latest M&A trend. In this case, separation is easy. Successfully shaping what comes next is the hard part.