The NBA on Wednesday rejected an offer from Warner’s TNT sports division — ending four decades of partnership.
The NBA on Wednesday rejected an offer from Warner’s TNT sports division — ending four decades of partnership — and announced new agreements with Walt Disney’s ESPN, Comcast-owned NBCUniversal and Amazon in anShares fell more than 7% and the company that was formed in 2022 when Warner Media and Discovery merged was set to lose over $1 billion in market value, if losses hold.
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