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Warner Bros. Discovery says new Paramount bid could best Netflix offer
Warner Bros. Discovery said Tuesday that Paramount Skydance’s revised bid for the entire company, including its cable networks, could be preferable to Netflix’s deal for its studio and streaming busin...

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Paramount submits higher offer for Warner Bros Discovery in bid to block Netflix, source says
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Warner Bros. Discovery says Paramount's new bid may beat Netflix
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Paramount Skydance Vows to ‘Engage Constructively’ With Warner Bros. Discovery Board After Making $31 a Share Bid
The Warner Bros. Discovery board of directors announced Tuesday that a revised bid from Paramount Skydance of $31 per share could “reasonably be expected” to lead to a “superior proposal” in its poten...

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Paramount Raises Warner Bid to $31 a Share
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Paramount bids higher for Warner Bros to block Netflix: source
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Netflix’s Acquisition Of Warner Bros Bad For America, GOP Attorneys General Tell Feds

A total of 11 Republican state attorneys general are insisting that the federal government scrutinize Netflix's bid for Warner Bros.
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Warner Bros. deal odds shift to Paramount as $14M options bet signals Netflix upside if it loses

Earlier this week, Polymarket traders had favored Netflix ( NFLX) to close the deal, assigning it a 51% probability versus 37% for Paramount. However, following Paramount’s revised bid, odds flipped. As of Wednesday afternoon, Paramount’s implied probability rose to as much as 50%, while Netflix fell to 38%.
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Netflix’s Ted Sarandos heads to DC to save Warner Bros. deal as antitrust concerns intensify

Meanwhile, GOP lawmakers believe Netflix's programming skews to the left and aren't looking to give it more market power.
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