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

(Reuters) -Formula One owner Liberty Media will sharpen its focus on its motorsports businesses by spinning off most of its ...

Charter Communications to acquire Liberty Broadband in all-stock transaction. Greg Maffei to step down as CEO.

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

The move will split Live Nation and Quint from the motor sport businesses; Liberty also selling its broadband arm to Charter.

Liberty Media Corporation announced that it has launched a plan to spin their Live Group, including its stake in Live Nation, ...

John Malone is making big changes to his media and broadband holdings — including the departure of right-hand man Greg Maffei.

Greg Maffei is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Liberty Media, the owner of Formula One, Moto GP and a partner of the Atlanta Braves, will leave his role.

The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, has sold its entire holding of more than 12 ...

The move comes as Liberty Media is “spinning off some of its assets” including Liberty Live, which will “hold a majority of ...

The split-off of Liberty Live Group into a separate public entity will simplify Liberty Media’s capital structure, should reduce the discount to net asset value of our Liberty Live stock and enhance ...

and Liberty Media would no longer have a tracking stock structure. Liberty Live will hold approximately 69.6M shares of Live Nation (LYV), Quint, certain private assets currently attributed to Liberty ...