When the bidding battle for Warner Bros. Discovery kicked off this week, very few expected CNN to become an asset dominating the conversation. But here we are - and according to industry insiders speaking with the New York Post, Paramount Skydance is
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Late last week, Netflix struck an $82.7 billion deal to buy Warner Bros. However, a recent report from Bloomberg suggests that before the Warner Bros. bidding war started, the streaming giant had flirted with the idea of pursuing EA Games, Fox (befor
In a Thursday morning interview with CNBC, Disney CEO Bob Iger was asked for his thoughts on the battle being waged for Warner Bros. Like everyone else, Iger is watching from the sidelines - but unlike most, he's orchestrated major studio mergers him
Senior White House officials are raising major red flags over the Netflix bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, and those concerns may effectively knock the streamer out of the running before the next round of offers even lands on the table. The conversati
It looks like it’s out of the frying pan and into the fire for Warner Bros. Games, as after a
Netflix has spent the past week insisting that nothing will change for Warner Bros. films once the acquisition goes through - but comments on a recent investor call raise a new red flag. And it's a big one. In fact, it touches directly on the top fea
The Warner Bros. Netflix acquisition has entered a new and far more serious phase. An internal communication sent to all Warner Bros. Discovery employees confirms that the Board has officially approved a transaction in which Warner Bros. will be acqu
In a stunning early-morning development, Warner Bros. Discovery employees received a company-wide letter from CEO David Zaslav confirming what the entertainment world has only speculated about: the Board of Directors has officially approved a transac
As the Paramount Warner Bros. bidding war nears its conclusion, a new report suggests the Ellison-led Paramount Skydance bid is nowhere close to surrendering - even if Warner Bros. Discovery ultimately leans toward Netflix.
The race for Warner Bros. is officially entering its next-and most chaotic-phase. According to multiple industry outlets, Warner Bros. Discovery has now told potential buyers to submit a second round of bids by Monday, signaling that the first offers
The first round of Warner Bros. bids has officially landed, and the early numbers reportedly don't come close to the "$30 per share" that CEO David
Paramount, led by David Ellison, isn't giving up its bid to win Warner Bros. Late last week the Warner Bros. board announced it had accepted an $82.7 billion proposal from Netflix. It's an offer Ellison tells shareholders is an "inferior proposal." H
Variety has published yet another report asserting that Paramount Skydance's latest all-cash bid for Warner Bros. Discovery is backed by Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds, including Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, the Qatar Investment Auth
