Warner Bros. Discovery’s WBD-Q decision last week to unravel yet another merger-created partnership that has fallen victim to changing audience tastes and consumption habits is, as Yogi Berra ...

Warner Bros. Discovery plans to split into two companies by separating its studios and streaming from cable TV networks to better compete in the evolving media landscape.

Warner Bros. Discovery owns them now — but wants to get rid of them. WBD's move follows a similar one Comcast announced a few months ago. Because while cable TV networks still make money, they ...

Warner Bros. Discovery is the latest media company to shed employees from its cable TV channels, with several dozen positions jettisoned Wednesday. The layoffs, confirmed by an executive not ...

Warner Bros. Discovery announced the media giant will divide into two new publicly traded companies, with one consisting of its cable networks such as CNN and TNT Sports and the second consisting ...

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. ... Comcast, which is of nearly equal size to Charter, ...

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

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.