Liberty Media’s chairman and controlling shareholder, John Malone, might be set to make more deals in the coming years.

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.

Liberty Media said it plans to spin off most of its entertainment assets besides Formula One into a separate, publicly traded ...

Cable TV giant Charter Communications and Liberty Broadband Corp. have entered into a definitive agreement under which Charter has agreed to acquire Liberty Broadband, part of the empire of John ...

Greg Maffei is exiting his role as the CEO and President of Liberty Media, the company that currently owns Formula 1 (F1) ...

Charter Communications Inc. agreed to buy Liberty Broadband Corp. in an all-stock transaction. Under terms of the deal announced Wednesday, Liberty investors will receive 0.236 of a share of Charter ...

Liberty Media is experiencing a significant change in leadership as Greg Maffei, the company's long-serving President and CEO, announced he will step down from ...

Formula 1 owner Liberty Media unveiled a series of sweeping changes on Wednesday, including the departure of longtime CEO ...

The company’s 83-year-old chairman, John Malone, will be the interim CEO. “While it’s never easy to leave an organization as ...

Liberty Broadband is the largest shareholder in Charter, the largest U.S. pay TV provider, which does business under the ...

Formula One-owner Liberty Media will sharpen its focus on its motorsports businesses by spinning off most of its other assets ...