NASDAQ:NFLX News 15 December 2025 - 19 December 2025

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. (Nasdaq: WBD) is trading less like a “media stock” and more like a live referendum on which takeover path—if any—actually makes it to the finish line. As of Friday, December 19, 2025 (latest timestamp available via market data), WBD stock traded at about $27.61, down roughly 2.1% from the prior close. That price matters because it sits almost on top of the headline value of Netflix’s signed $27.75-per-share cash-and-stock transaction, while still leaving a wide gap to Paramount Skydance’s $30-per-share all-cash tender offer. And on Dec. 19, a major shareholder just added fuel: Harris Associates said

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) ended Monday’s session lower and traded little changed after the closing bell, with investors continuing to digest a fast-moving—and unusually high-stakes—media deal storyline that is reshaping how Wall Street is valuing the streaming giant. Netflix stock after the bell: the numbers investors are watching Netflix shares closed at $93.77 on Monday, down $1.42 (-1.49%) versus the prior close, and hovered around that level in after-hours trading. MarketWatch For context on the day’s trading “map,” the session featured an intraday high near $96.37 and a low near $93.53, with volume around 39.1 million shares. Yahoo Finance The