Paramount Skydance reportedly doesn't intend to pick apart Warner Bros. Discovery if they're able to acquire their competitor.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav stands to pocket a whopping $500 million if the entertainment conglomerate is sold at the price Paramount Skydance has offered, according to a new report.

Paramount Skydance, led by CEO David Ellison, plans to retain much of Warner Bros Discoverys core operations if the two media giants merge, Bloomberg News reported on Monday. According to the report,

Paramount Skydance, led by CEO David Ellison, plans to retain core Warner Bros Discovery components if a merger happens. Despite Warner Bros' board rejecting a $60 billion offer, the merger could integrate HBO Max and Paramount+ while maintaining cable networks.

Warner Bros. Discovery has launched a formal auction of the media giant, with bankers at JPMorgan and Allen & Co. combing through expressions of interest from multiple suitors – including one

With access to Washington and deep pockets, David Ellison's Paramount Skydance is the top contender to buy Warner Bros Discovery.

There’s reportedly an effort underway to grease the skids for MAGA-friendly Paramount Skydance to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery in a massive deal.

Sources confirmed that the Warner Bros. Discovery board recently rejected the initial offer, though talks remain open. The proposal, driven by Skydance’s David Ellison with Paramount backing, would unite two major players with vast libraries of blockbuster content including Mission: Impossible,

The entertainment industry has been going nuts over Warner Bros. Discovery and how they’ve been exploring a potential sale, and Paramount Skydance stepped up with a massive offer to try and make it happen,