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Warner Bros. opens door to Paramount

Warner Bros. Discovery Lost $252 Million in the Quarter Everyone Decided They Wanted to Buy It

Warner Bros. Discovery reported its fourth quarter 2025 results on Thursday morning, posting total revenue of $9.46 billion and 131.6 million global streaming subscribers.

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Warner Bros. Discovery says new Paramount bid could best Netflix offer

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Paramount submits higher offer for Warner Bros Discovery in bid to block Netflix, source says

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Eleven US states urge DOJ to thoroughly probe Netflix-Warner Bros. deal

Eleven U.S. state attorneys general are urging the U.S. Department of Justice to conduct a thorough review of Netflix's bid to acquire studio and streaming assets from Warner Bros., saying the deal th...

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Warner Receives Revised Bid From Paramount

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Warner Bros gets new offer from Paramount

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Paramount might be slowly winning Warner Bros. Discovery over

The latest offer from Paramount may be a so-called “Company Superior Proposal” as defined in WBD’s deal with Netflix.

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WBD says Paramount’s new higher offer could be “superior” to Netflix’s

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Paramount-Skydance's Fight for Warner Bros. in Focus Ahead of 4Q Results -- Earnings Preview

Warner Bros. Discovery Cuts Losses in Q4, Despite Box Office, TV Woes; Nears 132 Million Streaming Subs

Amid Paramount and Netflix acquisition talks, Warner Bros. Discovery reported its latest earnings results and new HBO Max subscriber numbers.

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.

Warner Bros posts 6% fall in quarterly revenue, deal talks in focus

Warner Bros Discovery , at the center of a high-stakes bidding war, reported a 6% drop in quarterly revenue, hurt by declines for its traditional TV and film businesses though its HBO Max streaming service gained subscribers with buzzy series like "Heated Rivalry".

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Netflix’s Ted Sarandos heads to DC to save Warner Bros. deal as antitrust concerns intensify

Mr. Sarandos is going to Washington – again. Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is heading to the nation’s capital on Thursday to mount a last-ditch effort to save his deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service and studio,