Senate grills Netflix and Warner Bros. over $83 billion deal
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EXCLUSIVE: Ted Sarandos’ testimony tomorrow in front of a pivotal Senate subcommittee looks to be strewn with MAGA landmines that are intended to blow up Netflix’s path to buying most of Warner Bros.
Netflix has agreed to buy Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming business in an all-cash deal for $27.75 a share. Warner Bros.′ board has unanimously approved the deal and its shareholders will vote on it in the next couple of months. That is the state of play. There is no bidding war. Netflix has won and Paramount Skydance has lost.
“Time to put up or shut up” for David Ellison if he wants to own the Warner Bros. Discovery media empire – and he’s got a couple of weeks to decide. That’s the message coming from WBD’s mercurial CEO David Zaslav,
The Netflix-WBD deal is going through the US regulatory process, and it's the DOJ that has the power to block the merger. Here's how the federal agency can do so.
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Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos faced a Senate subcommittee over its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. on Tuesday in Washington, D.C.,
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