Netflix steps back, handing Warner Bros. Discovery bid to Paramount Skydance

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Netflix says it will not increase its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, effectively ceding the fight to Paramount Skydance, which has raised its offer to about $77 billion (roughly $31 a share) for the entire company and includes a $7 billion reverse termination fee. Netflix had been pursuing WBD’s film studio, HBO, and HBO Max, while Warner Bros. Discovery’s board has deemed Paramount’s offer superior and a timely closing more certain. The deal still requires regulatory approval and a March 20 shareholder vote at WBD.
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