Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. is a global media and entertainment company founded in 2008 and led by CEO David Zaslav, employing approximately 35,000 people. It operates through three primary segments: Studios, Networks, and Direct-to-Consumer (DTC). The Studios segment produces and releases feature films for theatrical exhibition, licenses television programs to networks and third parties, and distributes content via streaming services, home entertainment, themed experiences, and interactive gaming. The Networks segment manages television channels, while DTC focuses on streaming platforms. Notable brands include HBO Max with series like House of the Dragon and Gossip Girl, Warner Bros. films such as The Batman, Black Adam, and Elvis, Discovery's Shark Week, and networks like CNN, TNT, Food Network, and TLC. With trailing twelve-month revenue of around €33.12 billion and a significant market presence, Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. plays a pivotal role in content creation, distribution, and streaming, influencing global entertainment trends across film, television, and digital media.