Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said the company expected the writers' and actors' strike to end by the end of this month.

<div class="block">Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said the company expected the writers&#39; and actors&#39; strike to end by the end of this month.</div>

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Warner Bros. Discovery CEO Talks Strike Resolution Efforts

Warner Bros Discovery, Ceo David Zasloff said the company expected writers and actors strike to have ended by this month at a Goldman Sachs media conference yesterday, the studio executive told investors the company is working to help both sides move toward an agreement. He said, quote, we're trying to get this resolved in a way that's really fair. His comments come after the company lowered its outlook for full year earnings due to the financial impact of the strike. The WGA began its strike on May 2 S A afra started striking on July 14 and there are currently no formal talks underway to resolve either strike.