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Netflix Stock Gets $25 Billion Buyback Boost After Warner Bros Deal Collapse

Netflix shares underperform Nasdaq as NBCUniversal tie-up chatter fails to move premium

Netflix, Inc. lagged the tech rally on Monday. Shares finished at $73.78, off 0.04%. The Nasdaq Composite added 2.1% and the S&P 500 rose 1.2%. The spread came as traders looked to media merger chatter, with buyers chasing likely acquisition targets and betting on cable deals, but skipping over Netflix. This is worth noting as Netflix is acting more like an earnings trade than a name following the index bounce. The Nasdaq moved up 2% but Netflix stayed pinned near its low end for the year.
Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Cleared by DOJ, Faces More Reviews

Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Cleared by DOJ, Faces More Reviews

Washington, June 14, 2026, 16:04. Paramount Skydance got the go-ahead from the U.S. Justice Department’s Antitrust Division for its planned Warner Bros. Discovery deal. The agency said the merger won’t hurt competition or consumers in streaming, linear TV, or film production and distribution. The Antitrust Division said it looked at over 2 million documents from more than 80 custodians, plus data and industry feedback.
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. The stock didn’t jump. Google Finance showed PSKY finishing Friday at $10.47, off 0.19% for the session, then trading up to $10.76 after hours, up 2.77% from the close. Paramount Skydance’s market cap was about $11.72 billion on the same page. The listed 52-week range: $8.62 to $20.86. Earnings per share came in at negative $0.51. Those numbers explain why some investors look at the stock as both a high-risk media bet and a special event play.
Warner Bros. Discovery Stock Holds Below $31 Deal Price After DOJ Clears Paramount Merger

Warner Bros. Discovery Stock Holds Below $31 Deal Price After DOJ Clears Paramount Merger

New York, June 13, 2026, 10:02. Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. shares moved higher but stayed well below Paramount Skydance’s agreed takeover price after the U.S. Justice Department closed its antitrust investigation into the proposed media merger. The latest available quote showed Nasdaq-listed WBD at $26.98, up $0.12, with intraday volume of about 16.2 million shares and a market value near $67.2 billion.
Warner Bros. Discovery Move on Watch for Monday as Market Eyes Next Step

Warner Bros. Discovery Move on Watch for Monday as Market Eyes Next Step

New York, June 7, 2026, 12:06 PM Paramount Skydance Deal Faces Heat, Warner Bros. Discovery Drops Again Warner Bros. Discovery shares edged lower before the new week, with the Paramount Skydance takeover move facing new hurdles as Hollywood labor groups protested the $110 billion tie-up and states moved toward an antitrust suit. The Nasdaq-listed WBD stock finished Friday at $26.24 after dropping 2.81%, then eased to $26.13 in lighter after-hours action.
Warner Bros. Discovery Shares Fall on Paramount’s $110 Billion Deal Facing Lawsuit

Warner Bros. Discovery Shares Fall on Paramount’s $110 Billion Deal Facing Lawsuit

Warner Bros. Discovery shares slipped Friday after word that California, New York and other states are getting ready to sue to stop Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion deal. Reuters said the states plan to file in the coming weeks. WBD lost 3.6% Friday afternoon after the news. Paramount shares also extended their slide. WBD traded at $26.24, off 2.8%, after hitting a session low of $25.915. About 49.4 million shares changed hands. Paramount Skydance slipped 4.2% to $10.22.
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

US Stock Market Today: Live Updates 19.05.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: May 19, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: May 20, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT Valuation and Risks of Top 5 FTSE 100 Stocks After Over 100% Gains May 20, 2026, 3:53 AM EDT. The FTSE 100’s top performers over the past year include miners Fresnillo, Endeavour Mining, Glencore, and Antofagasta, all with gains exceeding 100%. Polar Capital Technology Trust trails with 97%. Despite strong rallies, valuation metrics suggest limited upside, especially due to sector-specific risks. Endeavour Mining stands out with a relatively low price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 16.7 compared to peers, supported by strong cash flow and earnings growth.
Paramount-Warner Bros Deal Faces New California Antitrust Test as Lawmakers Push Bonta

Paramount’s $111 Billion Warner Bros Deal Faces A New California Threat

Paramount Skydance’s proposed $111 billion buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery is facing fresh scrutiny after California Democrats in Congress and press-freedom advocates pushed back, injecting uncertainty around a deal both firms are hoping to finalize by late September. Now, there’s a real possibility that state officials, shareholders, or the FCC might throw up hurdles. The shareholder hurdle is cleared—Warner Bros. Discovery investors gave the green light to the sale back in April. Still, the deal isn’t done. Regulatory scrutiny remains, both in Washington and abroad. The Justice Department wants details about studio output, content rights, streaming rivals, and theaters.
Paramount-Warner Bros Deal Faces New California Antitrust Test as Lawmakers Push Bonta

Paramount-Warner Bros Deal Faces New California Antitrust Test as Lawmakers Push Bonta

Los Angeles—May 7, 2026, 16:02 PDT. Thirty-four Democratic members of Congress from California are pressing state Attorney General Rob Bonta to give Paramount Skydance’s proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery a hard look, flagging possible antitrust issues. In their letter, they’re asking Bonta to step in if he finds the deal could hurt competition—a key standard for regulators looking to stop mergers. Their push adds political firepower to a state review that’s shaping up as a significant hurdle for the $111 billion Hollywood tie-up.
Paramount Skydance Stock Jumps After Wall Street’s ‘Riskiest’ Upgrade as Warner Bros Deal Hits New Fight

Paramount Skydance Stock Jumps After Wall Street’s ‘Riskiest’ Upgrade as Warner Bros Deal Hits New Fight

Shares of Paramount Skydance Corp. surged 8.3% to $11.09 on Friday, ending a six-day losing streak, after Morgan Stanley delivered a rare double upgrade—raising its rating from Underweight to Overweight. The move put renewed attention on Paramount’s pending deal for Warner Bros. Discovery, market data and Barron’s show. This development lands just as Paramount heads into a critical phase. First-quarter earnings drop Monday, May 4, with investors watching closely. On top of that, David Ellison’s company faces scrutiny from regulators, lawmakers, and private plaintiffs as it tries to pull off one of the biggest media mergers in recent memory.
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CBS Stock Today: Paramount Skydance Enters Monday Under Pressure as $110 Billion Warner Bros Deal Hits Antitrust Test

CBS Stock Today: Paramount Skydance Enters Monday Under Pressure as $110 Billion Warner Bros Deal Hits Antitrust Test

Paramount Skydance, CBS’s parent, faces another tough premarket session Monday in the U.S. Shares remained in the red after Friday’s close, as investors tallied up a significant deal victory but kept a wary eye on what could be a drawn-out regulatory process. Retail investors still plug in “CBS stock,” but what they’ll get now is Paramount Skydance Class B, ticker PSKY. That switch came after last year’s Skydance-Paramount tie-up; a company filing confirmed the Class B shares trade on Nasdaq as PSKY. The separate CBS stock? It’s gone.
Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders Are Hours From Paramount Vote That Could Redraw Hollywood

Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders Are Hours From Paramount Vote That Could Redraw Hollywood

NEW YORK, April 22, 2026, 4:15 PM EDT Shareholders at Warner Bros. Discovery have until 11:59 p.m. EDT Wednesday to submit their proxies on Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion offer, with any missed votes automatically counting as opposition. Next up: a special meeting set for 10 a.m. Thursday. If investors approve the $31-a-share cash sale—championed by the board and outside advisers—regulatory clearance becomes the final hurdle.
Warner Bros. Discovery Stock Price Falls as California Review Clouds Paramount’s $31 Deal

Warner Bros. Discovery Stock Price Falls as California Review Clouds Paramount’s $31 Deal

Shares of Warner Bros. Discovery slipped roughly 1% to finish at $27.14 on Friday, with trading volume reaching 26.6 million shares. Stocks broadly stayed under pressure—S&P 500 lost 0.61%. Investors are treading carefully after two fresh signals. California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Thursday confirmed his office is actively investigating, promising a “vigorous” review. Separately, WBD has called off the March 20 stockholder meeting that was scheduled ahead of the now-scrapped Netflix deal.
California antitrust probe throws fresh doubt on Paramount’s $110 billion Warner Bros Discovery deal

California antitrust probe throws fresh doubt on Paramount’s $110 billion Warner Bros Discovery deal

California Attorney General Rob Bonta says his office is actively investigating Paramount Skydance’s proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, cautioning the planned merger remains far from settled and pledging a “vigorous” review. The Guardian cited Alvaro Bedoya, ex-Federal Trade Commission commissioner, who believes state attorneys general “have a shot at stopping it.” Bill Baer, who once led antitrust at the Justice Department, described a possible multi-state lawsuit as a “real threat.” The state-level court fight is significant; it can drag on independently of any federal sign-off, injecting months of uncertainty regardless of what regulators in Washington decide. For a firm already dealing with shrinking cable-TV margins and more brutal streaming rivals, that’s a headache it doesn’t need.
Warner Bros Discovery stock in focus before the bell as Netflix’s Sarandos puts $27.75 cap on bid

Warner Bros Discovery stock in focus before the bell as Netflix’s Sarandos puts $27.75 cap on bid

New York, March 2, 2026, 07:09 EST — Early hours, premarket action. Warner Bros. Discovery shares open Monday in the shadow of remarks from Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, who told Bloomberg he pulled back on the deal, unwilling to go above $27.75 a share for the assets in play. “I still believe in all the positives. I just believed in them up to $27.75 a share,” Sarandos said, per Business Insider. WBD closed Friday at $28.17, marking a 0.6% gain from the previous session.
Netflix stock leaps on $2.8 billion breakup fee — here’s what matters before NFLX reopens

Netflix stock leaps on $2.8 billion breakup fee — here’s what matters before NFLX reopens

New York, February 28, 2026, 10:02 a.m. EST — Market closed. Netflix finished Friday at $96.24, jumping 13.77% after the company withdrew from the drawn-out fight over Warner Bros. Discovery assets. U.S. markets are quiet for the weekend, so traders are watching to see if those gains stick when things open back up on Monday.
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  • Investors Eye Wise Group, Other Founder-Led UK Stocks in Choppy Market
    July 1, 2026, 10:07 PM EDT. Investors are looking at founder-led companies like Wise Group and Computacenter as global market pressure builds from supply chain snags and inflation. Wise Group, a fintech in London, handles cross-border transfers and multi-currency accounts, bringing in US$2.5 billion revenue with a £9.1 billion market cap. Wise shares trade under projected cash flow after earnings slipped and margins narrowed. Computacenter is an IT services player with £9.2 billion revenue and £4.6 billion market cap, serving businesses and the public sector worldwide. The stock trades below some value calls but sports a high P/E ratio and margins have tightened. Management at both firms stays closely tied to shareholders, with some seeing this as a bet on long-term value as uncertainty persists.
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