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Netflix to buy Warner Bros. in $72B deal

Warner Bros. Discovery stock jumps 3%, hits new 52-week high on $82.7 billion Netflix deal

Shares of Warner Bros. Discovery climbed 3% during Friday's trading session after reaching an $82.7 billion deal that will see Netflix acquire its streaming and studio assets. WBD stock, which is trading at $25.

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What we know about Netflix's blockbuster deal with Warner Bros.

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Netflix Is Buying Warner Bros. Discovery for $72 Billion. Here's What It Means for Investors

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What to Know About Netflix’s $83 Billion Deal for Warner Bros. Discovery

Netflix announced on Friday that it planned to buy Warner Bros. Discovery in an $82.7 billion deal that could redefine Hollywood and the broader media landscape.

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Netflix announces deal to buy Warner Bros., HBO Max

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Hollywood, already on shaky economic ground, shudders at the prospect of a mega-Netflix

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Netflix secures deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery studios, HBO Max

The intellectual property catalog is the core part of the value, including Superman, Batman, Harry Potter and Looney Tunes, along with HBO’s vast trove of prestige programming, including the popular b...

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Netflix Breaks Its Silence, Sends Clear Message to Customers

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Netflix to Buy Warner Bros. in $83 Billion Deal to Create a Streaming Giant

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Netflix To Acquire Warners Bros Discovery In Massive $82.7 Billion Deal: NFLX Stock Falls Over 2%, WBD Gains 3% In Premarket

Netflix agreed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (specifically its film/TV studios and streaming assets) for about $82.7 billion — giving Netflix control over major franchises (e.g. DC, Harry Potter,

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Netflix makes history with R1.4 trillion acquisition

Netflix Inc. agreed to buy Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. in a historic combination, joining the world’s dominant paid streaming service with one of Hollywood’s oldest and most revered studios.

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Paramount Skydance alleges Warner Bros. Discovery sales process has been tainted by management conflicts that favor Netflix bid

Lawyers for Paramount Skydance sent a letter to Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, expressing “grave concerns” about the alleged unfairness of WBD sales process. The attorneys suggested the Warner Bros.