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Warner Bros. Discovery to split

Warner Bros. Discovery Split: What Will Happen to the Movie Studios, HBO Max, Cable Networks and Other Businesses?

Warner Bros. Discovery, as it telegraphed six months ago, is breaking itself into two chunks. One company will be “WBD Streaming & Studios,” encompassing Warner Bros. Pictures, HBO, Max/HBO Max and more.

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Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting into two companies

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Warner Bros. Discovery Is Splitting Up: What It Means for You

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Warner Bros. Discovery to split into two companies

The deal, announced Monday, comes just three years after Warner Bros. and Discovery merged in a bid to capture more of the highly competitive streaming market and hunt for 130 million paying subscribe...

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Warner Bros. Discovery Bet on All You Can Eat. Viewers Wanted More à la Carte.

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We Like The Warner Bros. Discovery Split (Rating Upgrade)

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Moody’s Downgrades Bonds of Warner Bros. Units After Split Plan

Moody’s Ratings has downgraded debt issued by units of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., adding another complication to the media giant’s discussions with bondholders after it announced plans to split in t...

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HBO and CNN owner to split streaming and cable businesses

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HBO Max to Launch in 12 Countries in July as WBD Streamer Closes in on 100 Markets (Exclusive)

Warner Bros. Discovery to Split Into Two Companies

The film and television giant will turn its cable networks, including CNN and TNT, into one company and its streaming and studios business into another.

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HBO Max Adding New International Territories As Execs Talk Local Programming & Rollout Strategy

HBO Max will expand to 12 New territories in July; WBD execs outlined the local programming strategy at NEM Dubrovnik.

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HBO Max Continues its Global Rollout and Sets July Launch in New Markets, Including Estonia and Iceland

Warner Bros. Discovery has announced that HBO Max will continue its global rollout, with new markets including Iceland and Estonia.