Although WBD’s American studios and production divisions are being folded into David Zaslav’s new Warner Bros. business, we can reveal that the London-based WBITVP will, in fact, fall under the Discovery Global biz, which will be led by current WBD CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels. The separation is expected to close in mid-2026.

Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD), which is splitting into two by mid-2026, will call its streaming and studios business "Warner Bros." and its networks business "Discovery Global," the company said in an official statement on Monday.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav was a conquering hero in the eyes of theater owners as he traveled to Las Vegas to personally reaffirm his commitment to the big screen during CinemaCon.

Warner Bros. Discovery Chief Executive David Zaslav addressed the significant cuts made at the company during the last six months, framing them as part of a fundamental “rethinking and ...

David Zaslav will have a tight grip on the operations of Warner Bros. Discovery under the management structure unveiled for the new company that is set to emerge on Monday, Variety has learned ...

David Zaslav Tells Warner Bros. Discovery Staff to “Be Patient With Us” Amid Integration After closing the $43 billion megamerger, the newly installed CEO spoke at a town hall in Burbank and ...

David Zaslav’s Warner Bros. Discovery might be the next one to fail for reasons that will soon become apparent. Consider the once mighty GE, a conglomerate built on theories about how bigger is ...

Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav assured staffers across Warner Bros. Discovery on Wednesday that the company is not on the auction block. The chairman-CEO of the newly merged entity made ...