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Oregon backs away from bid to delay Paramount–Warner Bros—Spread at 16.6% draws focus

Oregon backs away from bid to delay Paramount–Warner Bros—Spread at 16.6% draws focus

Oregon’s attorney general has pulled a court motion asking for a delay of Paramount Skydance Corp’s $110 billion deal for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc, clearing the closest legal hurdle for now. But the state’s broader suit is still on. Oregon said it’s weighing its next move after Paramount pushed back against requests for records tied to its regulatory lobbying.
Paramount Skydance shares up after DOJ OK on Warner Bros. merger, PSKY hurdles ahead

Paramount Skydance shares up after DOJ OK on Warner Bros. merger, PSKY hurdles ahead

Paramount Skydance Corporation shares are in play again after the U.S. Justice Department approved its planned takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. The antitrust review said the deal probably won’t hurt competition or consumers. That’s key for PSKY, which is trading more like a merger bet these days. Every regulatory green light cuts merger risk, while any new legal snag makes closing the media deal more expensive for investors.
Netflix stock steadies after Warner board rejects Paramount bid again, earnings next

Netflix stock steadies after Warner board rejects Paramount bid again, earnings next

Netflix shares were up 0.1% at $90.73 in after-hours trading on Wednesday after Warner Bros. Discovery told shareholders to reject Paramount Skydance’s amended tender offer and stick with Netflix’s merger agreement. “Paramount’s offer continues to provide insufficient value,” Warner chair Samuel A. Di Piazza Jr. said. Netflix traded between $90.09 and $92.41 in the regular session; Warner Bros. Discovery was up 0.3% and Paramount Skydance fell 1.1%. Warner Bros. Discovery
Paramount Skydance Corporation Stock (PSKY): Why Shares Are in Focus on Dec. 23, 2025 as the Company Doubles Down on a Warner Bros. Discovery Bid

Paramount Skydance Corporation Stock (PSKY): Why Shares Are in Focus on Dec. 23, 2025 as the Company Doubles Down on a Warner Bros. Discovery Bid

Paramount Skydance Corporation stock is back in the spotlight on December 23, 2025, after the company sharpened the financing behind its high-profile attempt to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery—and as major shareholders and analysts weigh whether the sweetened terms are enough to change the outcome of one of Hollywood’s most consequential deal fights.
Paramount Skydance (PSKY) Stock: Warner Bros. Bid, Q3 Earnings and What December 2025 Means for Investors

Paramount Skydance (PSKY) Stock: Warner Bros. Bid, Q3 Earnings and What December 2025 Means for Investors

As of the morning of December 9, 2025, Paramount Skydance Corporation is trading around $14.6 per share, after a sharp rebound driven by the company’s hostile $108.4 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. Recent quotes show a day range of roughly $13.53–$14.76, with a 52‑week range of $9.95–$20.86 and a market cap near $16 billion. Investing.com+2MarketWatch+2
Paramount Skydance (PSKY) Stock Tumbles as Netflix Wins Warner Bros. Deal – Latest News, Forecasts and Analysis (Dec. 5, 2025)

Paramount Skydance (PSKY) Stock Tumbles as Netflix Wins Warner Bros. Deal – Latest News, Forecasts and Analysis (Dec. 5, 2025)

Paramount Skydance Corporation’s Class B shares were hit hard on Friday, December 5, 2025, sliding almost 10% as investors digested confirmation that Netflix – not Paramount Skydance – will acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming assets in a mega‑deal valued at roughly $72–83 billion, depending on how debt is counted. Reuters+1
Paramount Skydance Stock (PSKY): Outlook After Netflix’s Warner Bros. Deal – December 5, 2025

Paramount Skydance Stock (PSKY): Outlook After Netflix’s Warner Bros. Deal – December 5, 2025

Paramount Skydance Corporation is back in the spotlight as media consolidation takes a dramatic turn. On December 5, 2025, Netflix announced a landmark agreement to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming operations in a cash‑and‑stock deal valued at about $72 billion in equity. Wikipedia+3Reuters+3Reuters+3
Paramount Skydance (NASDAQ: PSKY) Jumps on First Post‑Merger Earnings: $1.5B Content Push, $3B Cost Cuts, Paramount+ Price Hike — 11/11/2025

Paramount Skydance (NASDAQ: PSKY) Jumps on First Post‑Merger Earnings: $1.5B Content Push, $3B Cost Cuts, Paramount+ Price Hike — 11/11/2025

Paramount Skydance Corporation reported its first results since the Skydance–Paramount merger and the stock rallied after management laid out a bigger streaming-and-studios investment plan and raised its cost‑savings target. Shares were up ~5.5% today as CEO David Ellison emphasized a tech‑forward overhaul, a fatter content slate, and a sharper path to profitability. Reuters
Global Business Pulse: Markets Juggle Tariffs, Rate Cuts & Mega-Deals (Aug 7–8, 2025)

Global Business Pulse: Markets Juggle Tariffs, Rate Cuts & Mega-Deals (Aug 7–8, 2025)

Equities: Global stocks seesawed amid trade and geopolitical crosswinds. On Aug 7, Wall Street’s Dow Jones and S&P 500 slipped as pharma giant Eli Lilly plunged 14% on disappointing weight-loss drug data reuters.com reuters.com. The Nasdaq Composite inched to a record high, up 0.3%, buoyed by tech gains reuters.com reuters.com. “The market rally is beginning to look a little tired… ignoring a lot of the tariff news,” observed Spartan Capital’s Peter Cardillo, as investors had bid up stocks on strong earnings despite looming U.S. import levies reuters.com. In Europe, the pan-European STOXX 600 hit a one-week peak and notched its biggest rise in over two weeks on Aug 7 reuters.com, fueled by bank stocks and hopes of a Ukraine ceasefire after news of a possible Trump-Putin peace meeting reuters.com reuters.com. By Aug 8, European shares were on track for their best week in 12 weeks, aided by a perceived dovish tilt at the Fed and easing war fears reuters.com. Asia saw an uneven rebound – Japan’s Nikkei surged 2% to a record on robust earnings and optimism that U.S. tariffs on Japanese goods would be fine-tuned reuters.com reuters.com. However, Hong Kong, Korea and Australia lagged, reflecting fragile sentiment after Wall
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