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Warner Bros. Discovery Splits In 2

Warner Bros. Discovery Splits Apart. Here’s What To Look For Next

Warner Bros. Discovery’s formal announcement of its anticipated separation into two distinct media companies follows the industry’s latest M&A trend.

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Warner Bros. Discovery to split into two companies, dividing cable and streaming services

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Warner Bros. Discovery to split cable TV networks from streaming, Hollywood studios

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Warner Bros. Discovery bonds see big selloff as ratings are cut to junk. Should stock investors be worried?

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.’s plan to spin off television channels like CNN, TNT and Food Network from its studio and streaming businesses is causing angst in the bond market, with a big selloff follo...

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Warner Bros. Cut to Junk by Moody’s After Split Plan

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Fitch cuts Warner Bros. Discovery's rating to junk on two-way split announcement

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David Zaslav Has No Clothes

Coupled with the HBO Max reversion that occurred just last month, the redivision of WBD might be yet another obvious indication that Zaslav should probably not have custody of so much American cultural history.

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Communications Services Decline as Deal Enthusiasm Fades - Communications Services Roundup

Communications-services companies fell as enthusiasm about deal activity faded somewhat. Warner Bros. Discovery is expected to become one of the first corporate borrowers to restrict creditors from forming certain cooperation groups as the entertainment company completes a debt deal tied to its separation into two public businesses.

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For Discovery Communications, the revenue growth lies in television networks overseas

Discovery Communications has inked a pair of agreements with television operators in Europe that will strengthen the cable television company’s foothold on the continent as it forges ahead with ...

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The Strategy Behind Discovery’s $100M Bid for Millennials

Discovery Communications is betting big with an investment in five online publishers — Thrillist, The Dodo, NowThisMedia, Seeker and SourceFed Studios — to attract young audiences. By Natalie ...