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David Ellison’s Plan for Warner Bros. Is No Longer a Secret

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 04 October 2026, 22:05 UTC By Lucas Shaw 1 min read
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Ellison has to pay down billions in debt while also investing in a streaming build-out

Ellison has to pay down billions in debt while also investing in a streaming build-out
David Ellison’s (PERSON) Warner Bros. (ORG) Ellison (PERSON)
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