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This is a pretty wild development given now Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos came to the White House today to discuss the deal and already working to get regulatory approval. Netflix did not budge from its initial offer of $27.50 a share and Paramount's new $31 per share in cash is the winner.

Netflix stock spiked 10% in extended trading Thursday, while Paramount stock gained 5%. Shares of Warner Bros. Discovery fell 2%.

Interesting. So the market didn't like the acquisition for Netflix, then?

If I were a Warner employee, I'd much rather get acquired than Netflix than by Paramount.

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169 sats \ 3 replies \ @Cje95 OP 17h

As someone who as all three streaming services I just want someone to get bought to start combining all these things… it’s stupid I have to have so many.

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I miss when Netflix was a mail order DVD business and had everything in their library

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Susan Rice killed the deal for Netflix

She needs to be surveilled 24 hours and audited

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Agreed

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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @Ohtis 7h

Quick reminder: the best deal isn’t always the first offer. Paramount just proved that in front of the regulators and Wall Street.

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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @Diego 10h

There should be a Netflix drama or documentary about Netflix trying to buy WB

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