Discovery Communications Stock News

The formation of Warner Bros. Discovery is just about complete.

On Monday, April 11, the highly anticipated $43 billion merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery was set to officially close. But a new report from Variety suggests the deal may actually close as early as

Jason Kilar, WarnerMedia CEO, joins 'TechCheck' to discuss leaving ahead of the Discovery merger, streaming services and what's next for the movie industry.

AT&T's WarnerMedia unit chief Jason Kilar will depart from the company after the merger with media firm Discovery, according to a memo seen by Reuters.

WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar will be stepping down from his role as the company's merger with Discovery nears its close.

Jason Kilar, the former Hulu and Amazon exec who has led WarnerMedia as CEO since May 2020, has formalized plans to exit the company. In a memo to staff today, the exec confirmed his departure just da

Mr. Kilar helped HBO Max exceed expectations, but upset some top Hollywood filmmakers in the process.

AT&T has been a bad investment over the last couple years. See why upcoming media spin-off should create considerable value for AT&T investors in the long run.

The eligible owners of AT&T's shares will have the right to receive 0.24 shares of WBD stock for each share of T stock that they own. The post Warner Bros.

AT&T shareholders are looking at upside potential of more than 77% resulting from the upcoming WBD spinoff. Learn more about T stock here.

AT&T: Everything You Need To Know About The Fast-Approaching Warner Bros. Discovery Merger

Here's what investors need to know as AT&T finishes undoing an expensive mistake.

Ahead of the Warner Bros. Discovery merger, AT&T and Discovery Communications shareholders have decisions to make.

These well-known companies, which are yielding between 4% and 5.3%, are begging to be bought following the Nasdaq's 22% peak decline.

Ahead of the Warner Bros. Discovery merger, AT&T and Discovery Communications shareholders have decisions to make.