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- The deal gave AT&T—which had owned WarnerMedia, and has now exited the entertainment industry—$43 billion cash and debt securities, with WarnerMedia spun off and combined with Discovery. AT&T shareholders received stock representing 71% of Warner Bros. Discovery, and Discovery shareholders own 29% of the new company.
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Jun 3, 2021 · New York-based Discovery, which owns such popular cable channels as Food Network, HGTV, Animal Planet and OWN, is scrambling to adapt as consumers ditch cable TV for streaming platforms.
AT&T shareholders received stock representing 71% of Warner Bros. Discovery, and Discovery shareholders own 29% of the new company.
Apr 8, 2022 · (New York, NY) — April 8, 2022 — Today Discovery, Inc. and AT&T Inc. * (NYSE:T) announced that they have closed their transaction to combine the WarnerMedia business with Discovery.
Jun 1, 2021 · AT&T shareholders will own 71 percent of the new company, so it’s really more like WarnerMedia is being freed from AT&T and picking up Discovery along the way. The hope is that the combined...
- Jacob Kastrenakes
Jun 1, 2021 · A name for the new media company created as a result of the WarnerMedia-Discovery merger was announced today, along with a logo and tagline. The telecom giant, AT&T, purchased Time Warner, which has since been renamed to WarnerMedia, three years ago for $85 billion.
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Jun 1, 2021 · June 1 (Reuters) - Discovery Inc (DISCA.O) said on Tuesday that the recently announced global entertainment and media business created with Discovery and WarnerMedia assets will be named...
Jun 1, 2021 · In the new entertainment company, AT&T's shareholders would receive stock representing 71 percent, while Discovery shareholders would own 29 percent of the new company.