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Warner Bros. bidding war

Warner Bros. urges shareholders to reject Paramount bid. Netflix stock is rising

Warner’s board said that Paramount had “consistently misled” shareholders by claiming that its offer had been fully backstopped by the Ellison family.

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What to know about bidding war between Netflix and Paramount for Warner Bros.

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Is Netflix's Plan to Buy Warner Bros. a Good Move for the Stock? Here's What Investors Need to Know About the Deal.

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A New Stage in the Fight for Warner Bros. Discovery

The media company formally rejected a hostile takeover bid by Paramount and questioned the purported political advantages held by its unwanted suitor.

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Warner Bros Discovery board rejects Paramount's $108 bn hostile bid

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Warner Bros Discovery board rejects rival bid from Paramount

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Warner Bros. Says Ellisons ‘Misled’ Shareholders in Takeover Bid

The decision throws another wrench into Paramount’s frenzied, monthslong effort to buy Warner Bros. Discovery — a make-or-break attempt, analysts said, to compete with streaming giants like Netflix, D...

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This Hollywood property mogul stands to lose no matter who wins Warner

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Warner Bros recommends investors reject Paramount’s offer in favor of Netflix’s

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Netflix Says the Warner Bros’ Deal Is All About ‘Growth.’ Will NFLX Stock Keep Growing in 2026?

Netflix calls the Warner Bros. deal a growth play, but rich valuation and execution risks will test whether NFLX can extend gains into 2026.

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Why Netflix's stock price is dropping despite Warner Bros deal news

The news broke on Friday morning that Netflix had agreed to buy Warner Bros. Discovery in a move that will cost a reported $72 billion. There had been rumbles about the potential deal for weeks, and now this sets up for a battle of media giants to compete against Paramount, Walt Disney and more.

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Warner Bros. Discovery Rejects Paramount's $108 Billion Bid. Here's One Reason Why.

Paramount responded to the board's recommendation by again calling on shareholders to tender their shares, or sell them to Paramount, which had offered $30/share for all of Warner Bros. Discovery. It also said it was confident that its "fully financed" offer was superior and had a more certain path to completion.