Gunnar Wiedenfels is getting his own company to run. It will soon be open season for media M&A. Discovery+ and HBO Max are going their separate ways. Those are a few takeaways from Warner Bros Discovery’s plan to split announced Monday.

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.

At the end of March, Warner Bros. Discovery had gross debt of $38.0 billion, which is comprised of “total debt” ($37.4 billion) and financial leases ($535 million). The 2022 merger of WarnerMedia (owned by AT&T) and Discovery, Inc. created more than $50 billion of debt.

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.

Warner Bros. Discovery on Monday announced it is splitting its cable networks portfolio from its movie studio and streaming businesses, in a move that effectively unravels the 2022 merger of AT&T's WarnerMedia and Discovery Communications.

Monday's news that Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting into two companies has fueled chatter about which execs will end up leading the new entities.

WBD CEO David Zaslav will become president and CEO of Streaming & Studios, with CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels in charge of Global Networks.

WBD's split stands to have a monumental long-term impact on AEW and countless WBD properties. Here are 5 questions about the WBD split and how it'll affect AEW.

Warner Bros Discovery will split into two companies as Streaming & Studios will separate from Global Networks.

Shares of WBD drop 3% on Monday after an initial surge following its announced plan to split its company in two.

Hollywood conglomerate Warner Bros. Discovery on Monday made it official, unveiling plans to separate the company, in a tax-free transaction, into two publicly traded companies, “enabling each to maximize its potential.”