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Why Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Stock Is Volatile Today

Warner Bros. Discovery on Monday announced a plan to separate into two independent public companies. The move creates a streaming giant and a separate company for its global networks.

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WBD split: What will Warner Bros. Discovery look like as two separate companies?

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Warner Bros. Discovery’s Split Gives Company Flexibility But Doesn’t Solve Problem of Debt, Linear Decline | Analysis

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HBO and CNN owner to split streaming and cable businesses

The owner of CNN and HBO Max, Warner Bros Discovery, says it will split into two companies by the middle of next year.

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Warner Bros. Discovery will split into two media giants

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Warner Bros Discovery separates streaming from cable TV

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Warner Bros. Discovery to be split, as Zaslav retreats from grand ambitions

The break-up represents a collapse of Zaslav's ambitions and aspirations for the mega-media company.

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Warner Bros. Discovery splitting into two separate media companies – separating CNN from HBO Max

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Warner Bros. Discovery makes still more changes, will split streaming, TV business

David Zaslav just threw in the towel on his WBD experiment — and Wall Street is thrilled

Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting up after just over three years, and Wall Street is cheering. The spinoff will create a slew of new questions.

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

Europe has been the fastest-growing international region for the streaming service, which is getting ready to accelerate its global growth strategy with the latest market debuts.

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Who Is Gunnar Wiedenfels? WBD's Cost-Cutting Finance Exec Picked as CEO of New TV Networks Spin-Off Comprising CNN, TBS, TNT, Discovery+ and More

Warner Bros. Discovery doesn’t have a name for its planned stand-alone TV-centric biz, but it does have a proposed CEO: Gunnar Wiedenfels, WBD’s iron-fisted money manager. As CFO at Warner Bros. Discovery,