Entertainment Giants Clash Over Streaming and Film Strategies

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The article discusses the long history of failed mergers and acquisitions involving Warner Bros., highlighting the disastrous AOL-Time Warner merger of 2000 as a prime example, and explores reasons why such corporate marriages often go wrong, including overpayment, cultural clashes, and misjudged synergies, with recent potential acquisitions facing similar risks.
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