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Billionaire Investor's Biggest Bet Isn't Amazon or Alphabet — It's Warner Bros. Discovery

Lekha Gupta

Dan Loeb's Third Point made Warner Bros. Discovery its largest holding in Q2, with 20 million shares valued at $533 million. Recent earnings beat expectations despite revenue miss.

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