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Paramount’s hostile bid for Warner Bros. shaken

Warner preparing to tell shareholders to reject Paramount offer

Warner Bros. Discovery is preparing to tell its shareholders to reject Paramount’s latest offer as soon as Wednesday, people familiar with the matter say, and plans to recommend they support its existing deal with Netflix instead. That would leave Paramount and its chief executive, David Ellison, to decide whether to sweeten its offer.

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Warner Bros likely to reject $108.4 billion Paramount bid, back Netflix in bidding war, sources say

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What is a hostile takeover? What to know about Paramount's bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery

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WBD to rebuff $108bn Paramount offer and put Netflix in pole position

Warner Bros Discovery is planning to recommend to its shareholders as soon as Wednesday that they reject Paramount’s $108bn hostile bid, with the Hollywood group scrutinising assurances that Oracle co...

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Netflix says stance on Warner Bros. Discovery deal remains unchanged

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Netflix CEOs Defend Warner Bros. Deal in Memo to Employees: ‘We See This as a Win for the Entertainment Industry, Not the End of It’

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Jared Kushner's private equity firm backs out of Paramount's bid for Warner Bros.

The exit came a week after Paramount Skydance made its $108.4 billion all-cash offer to Warner Bros. Discovery.

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Paramount Developing Grady Hendrix Novella ‘BadAsstronauts’ For Film

A 'BadAsstronauts' movie, based on Grady Hendrix's novella, is in development at Paramount, Deadline can report exclusively.

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Trump Slams Paramount Over CBS Coverage as Warner Battle Looms

President Donald Trump expressed unhappiness with the owners of Paramount Skydance Corp. over CBS News coverage of his presidency, in the latest signal of how he may be leaning in the battle to purchase Warner Bros.

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Donald Trump Complains That ‘60 Minutes’ Has “Treated Me Far Worse” Since David Ellison “Takeover” Of CBS And Paramount

Donald Trump chimed in again on 60 Minutes, CBS and Paramount, this time complaining that the newsmagazine has treated him “far worse” since the David Ellison-led takeover of the company. He wrote on Truth Social,

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Touting Warner Bros. offer, Netflix execs vow to keep releasing movies

Netflix co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos sought in a letter to tamp down concerns that the streaming giant is not committed to the movie business.