David Zaslav famously said in 2022 that Warner Bros. Discovery doesn’t “have to have the NBA.” It appears Wall Street disagrees. WBD’s already rock-bottom stock price plummeted nearly 10% on Tuesday after a report in The Wall Street ...

Warner Bros. Discovery has some of the most attractive properties in the entertainment industry, including HBO, the Warner Bros. studio, and the Turner networks, including CNN. However, the company is also saddled with debt from its series of mergers, and CEO David Zaslav has been more focused on cost-cutting than building a growing business.

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Warner Bros Discovery stock hit a 52-week low on Tuesday after a Wall Street Journal report suggested the media giant might lose out on a bid to continue airing National Basketball Association games.

Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns Turner Sports, is in jeopardy of losing one of its prized possessions: the NBA. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Comcast (CMCSA) , which owns NBC, has made an offer to acquire a share of the broadcasting rights for the NBA in a deal worth $2.