Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav believes there’s “a lot of big [male] energy” among potential bidders for his media empire – enough that he still believes he can sell it for as much as $70 billion, or around $30 a share, On The Money has learned.

Warner Bros. Discovery swung to a third quarter loss, with box office performance from films like "Superman" offset by declines in traditional TV

Three hits in three months buoyed Warner Bros. film studio as advertising tanked at media networks in a mixed third quarter that reinforces the logic of a sale or split.

David Zaslav is usually more wistful about the beauty and legacy of his company on his earnings calls than most CEOs, but this morning, he got a question about what makes HBO as a brand so unique and valuable in the event of the sale rumors - and the literal for sale sign - that Warner Bros.

Comcast has taken a step closer to making an offer for parts of Warner Bros. Discovery — but not WBD in its entirety — with the retention of two banking advisers, Variety has confirmed. Comcast is among the players looking to potentially cut an M&A deal with Warner Bros.

A breakdown of the news Warner Bros. Discovery is planning to sell, including interest from Comcast, Netflix, and Paramount.

Warner Bros Discovery posted a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss on Thursday, as lackluster growth in its streaming unit and ongoing declines in its cable TV business eclipsed a strong showing from the media giant's studio.

Paramount is also considering taking a tender offer to WBD shareholders after the latter's board rejected multiple bids from David Ellison, according to CNBC

The first live-action Gremlins movie in nearly three decades will be released by Warner Bros. on November 19, 2027.

Comcast has retained financial advisors and gained access to financial information as it explores a bid for Warner Bros Discovery’s studio and streaming businesses, according to four sources familiar with the matter.