John Malone, the tax-averse telecom and media mogul who has been building and investing in companies for decades, may take advantage of a more favorable M&A environment to settle unfinished business.

Call Me Ted,' which debuts today on Warner Bros. Discovery's Max, was made with Turner's blessing, and backing from John Malone, Brian Roberts, David Zaslav and Charles Dolan.

Warner Bros. Discovery's asset sales are a must at this point, and hopefully CEO acts on this sooner rather than later. Read ...

Warner Bros. Discovery ( WBD) will report third quarter earnings before the bell on Thursday as the media giant struggles ...

Media executives see the possibility for more mergers and deregulation enabling the growth of broadcast and TV empires with ...

Trump, who campaigned on a pledge to loosen the reigns of the regulatory state, won a resounding election victory over Vice President Kamala Harris.

Comcast's potential spinoff of its linear cable networks is unlikely to have a significant impact. Click here to read an analysis of CMCSA stock now.

Disney CEO Bob Iger and Mickey Mouse look on before ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), November ...

Renowned investor John Malone sees M&A revving up as regime change comes to Washington, and he once again sounds the alarm on ...

Considering the political rifts in tech this presidential election exposed, you might think Silicon Valley is about to ...

Much of the reaction among show business and tech chief executives has been either explicitly supportive or generally hopeful ...