Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly set to ask potential bidders to sign nondisclosure agreements in the near future.

Warner Discovery CEO David Zaslav was offered a role at the combined companies as part of the Ellison overture.

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The media company said it had begun reviewing strategic alternatives after being approached ab ...

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Warner Bros. Discovery said Tuesday it was fielding “unsolicited interest” from “multiple parties” and had initiated a ...

Warner Bros. Discovery has rejected three separate takeover bids from Paramount, including one for nearly $24 per share that ...

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. expects to begin asking would-be bidders for the film and TV giant to sign nondisclosure ...