Keith Bass+FollowNetflix Outbids Paramount for Warner Bros!Imagine texting your crush for weeks, only to get ghosted—now swap in billionaires and movie studios. Paramount’s David Ellison tried everything to win over Warner Bros. Discovery, even offering a co-CEO role and all-cash deals. But Warner Bros. left him on read and went with Netflix’s $72B offer instead. Now, Paramount’s going straight to shareholders with a hostile takeover. For everyday investors, this drama could mean big swings in stock prices—so keep your popcorn (and portfolio) handy! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix10Share
gordonangela+FollowNetflix-Warner Bros Merger Drama: What It Means for Your Binge NightsGrab your coffee—Netflix’s plan to buy Warner Bros Discovery (aka HBO Max’s parent) just got spicy. An HBO Max fan is suing Netflix, worried that if the two streaming giants join forces, we’ll all end up paying more for less variety. Think fewer shows, higher prices, and less movie magic in theaters. Netflix says it’s all overblown, but if you love your streaming options, this is one to watch! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix10Share
Jacob Morris+FollowNetflix vs Paramount: Zaslav’s Billionaire PlayHollywood’s latest rivalry isn’t just about who gets Batman or Harry Potter—it’s Netflix and Paramount in a bidding war for Warner Bros, and CEO David Zaslav is the real winner. With Netflix’s $27.75/share and Paramount’s $30/share offers, Zaslav’s new contract could push him into the billionaire club. The man behind the Discovery-WarnerMedia merger credits his legendary work ethic—up at 4:45 a.m. daily—as the key to his success. Is Zaslav the ultimate power player in streaming’s new era? #Sports #WarnerBros #Netflix00Share
fnixon+FollowNetflix and Warner Bros: The Streaming Plot TwistDid you hear? Netflix tried to buy not just Warner Bros, but even Disney and Fox! Imagine all your favorite shows under one roof. But Netflix backed off, worried about paying too much and internal drama. In the end, they snagged Warner Bros for $82.7 billion. If you’re a binge-watcher, this could mean more epic content coming your way, but also expect some Hollywood drama as rivals and regulators try to crash the party. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix00Share
gordonangela+FollowNetflix Snubs Warner Bros. Games in Big DealSo, Netflix is buying Warner Bros., but here’s the kicker: they basically said the gaming side of WB is worth zero to them. That’s wild, considering WB just put out Hogwarts Legacy, the top-selling game of 2023! If you’re a gamer, this could mean fewer new titles or even some favorite studios getting the axe. For now, it’s a waiting game to see if Netflix changes its tune or just sticks to streaming. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix10Share
gordonangela+FollowNetflix Buying Warner Bros: What It Means for YouSo, Netflix just dropped a cool $83 billion to scoop up Warner Bros. Discovery, and Bank of America says their streaming crown is basically locked in. Why does this matter? Well, it means your Netflix queue could soon be stacked with even more blockbuster movies and HBO hits—think Superman and more, all in one place. Meanwhile, Paramount is scrambling to stay in the game, but Netflix just made it way harder for anyone else to catch up. Get ready for a super-sized streaming menu! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix00Share
fnixon+FollowNetflix vs Paramount: The Warner Bros. ShowdownGrab your popcorn—Netflix and Paramount are in a bidding war for Warner Bros., and it’s getting spicy. Paramount just crashed the party with a bigger offer, and experts say Netflix might have to up their game. If you’re a fan of HBO hits or DC movies, this drama could mean more cash flowing into Warner Bros. and possibly better content for us viewers. Stay tuned—this could get even pricier! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix00Share
Tristan Richards+FollowNetflix Buys Warner Bros: What It Means for Movie NightsNetflix just dropped $82.7 billion to buy Warner Bros., scoring big names like HBO, DC Studios, and the Harry Potter franchise. Fun fact: Netflix once considered buying Disney instead! The big shift? Netflix is now officially in the movie theater game, promising not to mess with your big-screen favorites. So, your next blockbuster night might be powered by Netflix, whether you’re streaming or heading to the cinema. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix00Share
Robert Evans+FollowParamount vs Netflix: Who Gets Warner Bros?Grab your popcorn—Paramount just crashed Netflix’s big buyout of Warner Bros with a bigger, flashier offer. If you’re a fan of HBO hits or movie nights, this drama could shake up where you stream your favorites. Paramount’s offer is more cash, but Warner Bros is still eyeing Netflix. Expect some plot twists before your next binge-watch session! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix10Share
Edward Wallace+FollowNetflix vs Paramount: Who’s Winning the WBD Drama?Here’s the tea for your coffee break: Paramount says Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is overhyping the value of its TV channels like CNN and TBS to make Netflix’s buyout offer look better. Paramount claims their own all-cash offer is actually sweeter for shareholders. The catch? If you’re holding WBD stock, you might end up with shares in a TV network group that’s loaded with debt. So, if you’re investing, watch out for which deal actually puts more in your pocket! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix00Share
