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WBD employees fear coming wave of job losses as Paramount tops Netflix's bid to acquire company
03:17pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
CNBC anonymously spoke with 10 WBD employees in various positions throughout the company. All 10 expressed some level of concern about potential job losses given Paramount's $6 billion synergy target.
WBD and Paramount may have an easier time winning regulatory approval than Netflix
02:35pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
With Netflix out of the picture, a Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery deal might have fewer obstacles to regulatory approval.
Here's everything in the Ellisons' massive media empire if Paramount-Warner Bros. deal proceeds
02:26pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Larry and David Ellison of Paramount Skydance are poised to control a behemoth media empire if their winning bid for Warner Bros. Discovery gains regulatory approval – including HBO, Paramount, CNN,
Why Paramount Skydance Rallied Over 20% Today
01:48pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Netflix officially walked away from its bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery.
Exclusive: Paramount expected to easily secure EU nod for Warner Bros deal, sources say
01:44pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Paramount Skydance is expected to easily gain European Union antitrust approval to buy Warner Bros Discovery while divestments, if required to address regulatory concerns, will likely be minor, two pe
Exclusive: Warner Bros signs $110 billion deal with Paramount, its executive discloses in townhall
01:41pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Warner Bros Discovery has agreed to be acquired by Paramount Skydance in a $110 billion deal signed Friday morning, according to an audio clip of a global townhall by the company, which was reviewed b
The Battle For Warner Bros May Be Over, But Regulatory Scrutiny Of Paramount's Deal Is Not
01:25pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Paramount may have won the bidding for Warner Bros. Discovery, but the regulatory and political scrutiny is not over.
Did Paramount overpay and Netflix get away scot-free? Taking stock of the Warner Bros.
01:00pm, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Paramount must now absorb a troubled asset at a high cost, while Netflix investors seem overjoyed to not have such problems.
California now biggest obstacle to Paramount's Warner Bros takeover
10:59am, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
California has a lot to lose if Paramount Skydance buys Warner Bros Discovery and could stand in the way of a deal, while Paramount's deep political connections to the Trump administration are expecte
Paramount Skydance Emerges As Underpriced Winner For WBD After Netflix Folds: Value Score Rises
08:24am, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Paramount Skydance Corp. (NASDAQ: PSKY) has seen its Benzinga Edge value score climb to the 88.93th percentile, signaling the stock is increasingly underpriced even as it secures its position as the w
Paramount Stock Is Rallying. Now It Can Go Head-to-Head With Netflix.
07:35am, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
Warner Discovery was always a must-have for Paramount, so this is a great outcome for shareholders.
Paramount Clinches Warner As Netflix Steps Aside
07:30am, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
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Paramount Surges In Premarket After Winning Bidding War For Warner Bros.—Netflix Also Up
06:10am, Friday, 27'th Feb 2026
With the bidding war for its assets now over, Warner Bros Discovery's shares were down more than 2% in early trading on Friday, slipping to $28.20. Paramount's bid, which Warner deemed as superior to
Elizabeth Warren Calls Paramount-WBD Deal An “Antitrust Disaster,” Questions Trump Influence
08:05pm, Thursday, 26'th Feb 2026
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) continued her criticisms of Paramount-Skydance as it is poised to win the bidding for Warner Bros. Discovery, while she questioned the influence of the Trump White House o
Paramount Skydance victory in Warner Bros. Discovery bidding war came after failed Netflix exec visit to win over White House
07:53pm, Thursday, 26'th Feb 2026
Sources says that the White House was unmoved by Sarandos' arguments, that competition from social media negates their antitrust concerns, and that the administration would oppose the deal.
