Warner Bros. chairman and CEO Kevin Tsujihara to step down. His exit follows a company investigation into his conduct.
Kevin Tsujihara will step down as chief executive of AT&T Inc.’s Warner Bros. studio following allegations that he had an inappropriate relationship with an actress.
Mr. Tsujihara oversaw movie and television production—and this month was given more responsibility as part of a broader restructuring by AT&T of its...
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