Paramount CEO David Ellison is no stranger to big mergers. Now he’s going for something far greater, and he won’t back down.

The WBD president and CEO would trade his 21 million shares for half a billion dollars at Paramount's proposed price point.

Trump's implicit support for the deal is their number one talking point,’ an Ellison adviser told CNN this week.

The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO is in the fight of his professional life to stop the company from being swallowed by Paramount ...

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav stands to pocket a whopping $500 million if the entertainment conglomerate is sold at ...

After stepping up in 2022 to manage a sprawling incarnation of Warner Bros. merged with Discovery, Inc., CEO David Zaslav ...

The latter's board has rejected three separate bids ranging from $19 to $23.50 per share, according to the New York Times ...

The linear TV-focused spinoff is still planning to hold an advertising event, despite the company reviewing its strategic ...

David Ellison is still giving mixed signals about what he’ll offer and appears bent on forcing WBD’s board to pressure Zaslav ...

Analysts say a sale of Warner Bros Discovery could give CEO David Zaslav a payout close to $500 million. Zaslav holds about 21 million shares in the company. Th ...

David Ellison's $23.50/share offer to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery and merge it with Paramount Skydance was rejected. How ...