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Netflix stock slides as Senate antitrust hearing revives Warner Bros deal jitters

Netflix stock slides as Senate antitrust hearing revives Warner Bros deal jitters

NEW YORK, Feb 3, 2026, 11:29 — Regular session Shares of Netflix, Inc. dipped 1.9% to $81.20 late Tuesday morning, trailing a wider tech selloff as investors digested new scrutiny over its proposed Warner Bros. Discovery deal. Warner Bros. Discovery shares edged down 0.2%, while Paramount Skydance slid 2.1%. The Invesco QQQ ETF, tracking the Nasdaq, dropped 1.1%, and the S&P 500’s SPDR ETF declined 0.5%.
3 February 2026
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Netflix stock slips after hours as March Warner vote report puts deal back in focus

Netflix stock slips after hours as March Warner vote report puts deal back in focus

NEW YORK, Feb 2, 2026, 18:55 EST — After-hours Netflix shares dipped 0.9% to $82.76 in after-hours Monday, following a CNBC report that Warner Bros. Discovery may put its $82.7 billion streaming and studio asset sale to Netflix up for a shareholder vote in March. Warner Bros. Discovery said no date is set yet and that it will act after a preliminary proxy filing is completed. Netflix didn’t immediately comment. During the regular session, the stock fluctuated between $82.67 and $85.25 on volume of roughly 41.4 million shares.
3 February 2026
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Netflix stock stalls after hours as Senate sets Feb. 3 antitrust hearing on Warner deal

Netflix stock stalls after hours as Senate sets Feb. 3 antitrust hearing on Warner deal

New York, Jan 27, 2026, 18:09 EST — After-hours Netflix Inc shares showed little movement in after-hours trading Tuesday, following news that a U.S. Senate antitrust subcommittee will hold a hearing on Feb. 3 to review the company’s proposed deal with Warner Bros Discovery. The stock finished the regular session down 0.1% at $85.58, after fluctuating between $83.92 and $85.98 on about 37.6 million shares traded.
28 January 2026
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Netflix to Paramount: Your Warner Bros bid “doesn’t pass the sniff test” as takeover clock ticks

Netflix to Paramount: Your Warner Bros bid “doesn’t pass the sniff test” as takeover clock ticks

Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters slammed Paramount Skydance’s hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, calling the deal’s leverage “pretty crazy” and saying it wouldn’t fly without backing from Oracle founder Larry Ellison. Peters also pointed out that Netflix’s competition isn’t just studios—it includes platforms like YouTube, Amazon, and Apple. The Warner dispute is pivotal as it tests the limits of streaming consolidation before antitrust concerns kick in. Meanwhile, European Union regulators are gearing up to examine rival bids from Netflix and Paramount on a similar schedule, creating an unusual direct clash in competition scrutiny.
26 January 2026
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Netflix stock at $86: ‘Sniff test’ jab keeps NFLX in play before Monday

Netflix stock at $86: ‘Sniff test’ jab keeps NFLX in play before Monday

New York, Jan 25, 2026, 10:54 — Market closed. Netflix shares closed Friday up 3.1% at $86.12, after fluctuating between $83.35 and $86.30. Investors remain focused on Netflix’s ongoing bid for Warner Bros Discovery. Co-CEO Greg Peters dismissed Paramount Skydance’s competing offer as one that “doesn’t pass the sniff test,” according to the Financial Times.
25 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Sensex up almost 400 pts as IT leads rebound; Nifty above 24,100
    July 2, 2026, 12:38 AM EDT. The BSE Sensex climbed 398.43 points, or 0.52%, to close at 77,321.07 on Thursday, while the NSE Nifty50 added 123.90 points, also 0.52%, to 24,129.75. Gains came as IT stocks rallied, with Nifty IT jumping 3.37%. Infosys rose 4.44% and HCLTech was up 3.56%. Brent crude slipped under $71 a barrel following news on US-Iran talks, bringing some relief on inflation and import costs. Broader market indices pushed higher too, with the Nifty 100, 200, and 500 all moving up. India VIX dropped 2.81%. Traders still watch the monsoon for potential risks to rural demand and crops. VK Vijayakumar at Geojit said lower crude, solid auto sales, and better global trade trends are helping the market now.
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