Warner Bros. Discovery rejects Paramount bid

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As Netflix, Paramount Battle Over Warner Bros., What’s at Stake?
Who ends up with the assets of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., the owner of one of Hollywood’s largest and most venerable film studios, is likely to impact the entertainment industry for decades to come.

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Warner Bros Discovery shareholder Harris Associates says open to revised Paramount bid
Warner Bros. Discovery rejects Paramount's bid and says shareholders should go with Netflix
Warner Bros. chose Netflix over Paramount — again. Now what?
Early Wednesday morning, Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN’s parent company, published a letter to shareholders and an SEC filing, formally rejecting Paramount’s latest offer for the entire company, deeming...

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A New Stage in the Fight for Warner Bros. Discovery
Senators demand AG Pam Bondi recuse herself from Warner Bros. antitrust review
Warner Bros. Says Ellisons ‘Misled’ Shareholders in Takeover Bid
The decision throws another wrench into Paramount’s frenzied, monthslong effort to buy Warner Bros. Discovery — a make-or-break attempt, analysts said, to compete with streaming giants like Netflix, D...

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Warner Bros. Just Gave the Ellisons an Expensive Path to a Deal
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What to know about bidding war between Netflix and Paramount for Warner Bros.

Warner Bros. Discovery Rejects Paramount $30/Share Acquisition Offer, Calling It ‘Inferior’ to Netflix Deal and Alleging Ellisons Aren’t Providing ‘Full Backstop’ for ...

Warner Bros. Discovery rejected the $30/share takeover bid from David Ellison's Paramount Skydance, with WBD unanimously backing the deal with Netflix.

Warner Bros. elevates Alon Orstein, Joseph Boyle to TLC, Discovery Channel content heads

Warner Bros. Discovery's U.S. Networks division has promoted Discovery Channel's Joseph Boyle and TLC's Alon Orstein to the networks' heads of content. The pair previously served as the respective networks' senior vice presidents of production and development.

Standard General in talks to invest in Warner Bros Discovery networks, FT says

Soo Kim, founder of New York hedge fund Standard General, has been in talks over potentially buying or investing in the Warner Bros Discovery television networks, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.

David Leavy, advisor to David Zaslav and CNN vet, to exit Warner Bros. Discovery

David Leavy, a longtime advisor to Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, announced his exit after more than two decades at the company. He will leave at the end of 2025. The executive started at Discovery in 2000 as its chief corporate operating officer.
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