Comcast is continuing its relationship with Warner Bros. Discovery in a partnership under a multi-year distribution deal that involves delivering the media company’s extensive portfolio of ...

Gus Carlson is a U.S.-based columnist for The Globe and Mail. Warner Bros. Discovery’s WBD-Q decision last week to unravel yet another merger-created partnership that has fallen victim to ...

Would you like to own CNN, TNT, and the Discovery Channel? Warner Bros. Discovery owns them now — but wants to get rid of them.

Roku (ROKU) stock is surging after it announced a partnership with Amazon's (AMZN) ads team to create the largest CTV footprint in the US. Bondholders approved the Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) split, ...

Warner Bros. Discovery plans to split into two companies, separating studios and streaming from cable TV networks, to enhance streaming content production and to better compete.

Following a major cut of several hundred employees at Walt Disney Co., the layoffs at Warner Bros. Discovery are said to be fewer than 100 people.

Warner Bros. Discovery said it will separate its media businesses into two new companies, with cable in one and streaming and studios in the second.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision to separate its streaming services from its waning traditional network business follows that of Comcast, the parent company of NBC and Universal Studios, which ...

Warner Bros. Discovery will split into two public companies by next year, carving off cable operations from its streaming service.

Warner Bros. Discovery pulls a Comcast and splits up to survive WBD is dividing its company into two separately traded entities.

Warner Bros Discovery announced its plan to split into two publicly traded entities as it separates its streaming and cable operations.

Warner Bros Discovery is moving towards a potential breakup, CNBC reported on Thursday, as media companies explore options for their struggling cable TV businesses and sharpen focus on their ...