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Comcast has officially spun off its cable channels, including CNBC and MS NOW, into a separate company, Versant Media Group.

The split took effect on January 2 and Versant shares began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol VSNT on Monday morning.

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Comcast president and soon to be co-CEO Mike Cavanagh, in a post mortem of the company’s flirtation with buying Warner Bros., said its offer was “light on cash” relative to bids by rivals Netflix and ...

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Comcast will spin off Versant Media, distributing shares to shareholders, with trading expected in early January 2026. VSNT faces secular revenue decline from linear TV but boasts strong free cash ...

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Mike Cavanagh said Monday that the company "did not expect that we had a high likelihood of prevailing" in its Warner Bros. bid, but wanted to try. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor ...