Warner Bros. Discovery will split into two public companies by next year, calving off cable operations from its streaming service as the number of people “cutting the cord” rises.

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 will split into two public companies by next year, calving off its cable operations from its streaming service.Warner Bros. Discovery said Monday that Streaming & Studios ...

Warner Bros. Discovery is dividing its assets into two separate publicly traded companies, the media conglomerate announced Monday. The move will put the company’s iconic movie studio ...

Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders voted on Tuesday to reject the pay packages for several of the company’s executives, including CEO David Zaslav’s compensation package of more than $50 million.

Warner Bros. Discovery said it would split into two publicly traded companies, one focused on streaming and the other on traditional TV Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

After Warner Bros. Discovery stock popped as much as 13% on the split-up announcement, shares ended down 3% for the day on June 9. It’s bounced back since then, up 5% compared with the June 6 ...

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 ...

A majority of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. shareholders voting at the media company’s annual meeting rejected the compensation awarded to Chief Executive Officer David Zaslav and other top officials.

Warner Bros. Discovery is undergoing a new round of layoffs.The job cuts, which are numbered in the double digits but described to The Hollywood Reporter as being well under 100, come across the ...

Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders voted on Tuesday to reject the pay packages for several of the company’s executives, including CEO David Zaslav’s compensation package of more than $50 million.

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. is splitting its streaming and film businesses from its traditional TV units, largely unwinding a three-year-old merger that tethered faster growing online operations ...