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Paramount Makes Hostile Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery

Paramount on Monday mounted a hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, a brazen attempt to secure a Hollywood prize snatched away by Netflix last week.

Investor's Business Daily on MSN · 11h

Paramount goes straight to Warner Bros. shareholders, sidesteps Netflix

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The Three Terrifying Questions We Have About the Netflix/Warner Bros. Deal

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Paramount makes US$108.4 billion hostile bid for Warner Bros Discovery

Paramount Skydance on Monday (Dec 8) launched a hostile bid worth US$108.4 billion for Warner Bros Discovery, in a last-ditch effort to outbid Netflix and create a media powerhouse that would challeng...

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Paramount launches $108.4 bn hostile bid for Warner Bros., challenging Netflix’s $72 bn

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What we know about Paramount’s hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery

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Netflix Always Wanted Some HBO Shows. Now It Gets All of HBO Instead.

Netflix’s blockbuster $83 billion deal to buy the studio and streaming businesses of Warner Bros. Discovery, announced on Friday, sent shock waves through Hollywood.

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FirstFT: Opposition grows to Netflix-Warner Bros deal

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Netflix’s Swallowing of Warner Bros. Will Be the End of Hollywood

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Warner Bros. founder's grandson says the studio's Netflix sale "does not sit well with me": "The idea of only making 'content' is such a low bar for the medium of film and TV"

Gregory Orr, the grandson of Warner Bros. founder Jack Warner, expresses concerns over the studio's Netflix sale

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Contributor: The true cost of Warner Bros. selling its soul to Netflix

For more than a century, the studio has developed era-defining films, supported innovation and created space for artists to explore creativity.

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Hollywood Reacts to 'Terrible' Netflix/Warner Bros. Merger

Industry insiders reacted to news of Netflix's $83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, setting the table for what many fear will be "the death of Hollywood."

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Ted Sarandos tries to assuage fears that Netflix-Warner Bros merger will collapse theatrical: "We didn't buy this company to destroy that value."

In the wake of freaking out the industry and theater owners with its winning bid for Warner Bros on Thursday, followed by Paramount’s hostile takeover proposal, Netflix co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters jumped on a Wall Street call again today to pour cold water on the fire,