US EditionDalkey Woman Could Decide if Netflix-Warner Bros Merger Goes Ahead
Gail Slater, a Dalkey-born US antitrust official, leads the DOJ's review of Netflix and Warner Bros Discovery's merger amid competitive bids from Paramount.
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Pierce Brosnan Does Not Love the Netflix Warner Bros Merger
Pierce Brosnan has been a steady presence on Netflix as of late, but that's not going to stop him from speaking his mind when something isn't right. The objectively handsomest Bond was recently asked about the streamer swallowing up Warner... Read more...
The announcement of exclusive negotiations between Netflix and Warner Bros. caused a real earthquake in Hollywood. While the discussions focused on the industrial strategy, distribution and the future of the platforms, another aspect fed the enthusiasm of the fans: the prospect of unprecedented crossovers between cult franchises. By bringing together two of the most popular catalogues ... Read more The article Netflix–Warner Bros. opens the door…
The streaming industry goes through a turning point in the face of the consolidation of big players, such as the possible integration of assets between Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery, but this change has not been well received by consumers, who have begun to resort to collective actions with the authorities that monitor the well-being of users. This resource has already been used in other markets.
Netflix (NFLX) Stock Week Ahead: Warner Bros Deal Headlines, Analyst Targets, and Key Levels to Watch (Dec. 22–26, 2025)
As the market heads into a holiday-shortened trading week, Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is entering a critical stretch where headline risk—not earnings—may be the biggest near-term catalyst. Investors are trying to balance three big forces: (1) deal-driven volatility tied to Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery assets, (2) a split Wall Street narrative that still leans constructive over 12 months but has turned more cautious …
Streaming giant Netflix has won the tug-of-war over the Warner Bros. film studio. If the transaction announced in early December actually goes through, it will fundamentally change not only American but also global cinema.
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