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Skydance-owned Paramount is again extending the tender offer window in its $77.9 billion hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, while doubling down on a coming proxy fight. Warner stockholders now have until Feb.
Paramount has asked Warner shareholders to sell their shares by Feb. 20. The company also vowed to challenge the Netflix deal during a meeting of Warner shareholders.
By Harshita Mary Varghese and Aditya Soni Jan 22 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance on Thursday extended the deadline on its hostile tender offer for Warner Bros Discovery by about a month to February 20,
Paramount has extended the deadline for Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders to throw their support behind the company’s hostile takeover bid. The initial deadline of Wednesday has now been pushed to February 20.
Paramount Plus’s new TV and movie releases for January 19-25, 2026, include Handsome Devil: The Charming Killer and Canada Shore. Handsome Devil: The Charming Killer makes its way to Paramount Plus on January 20,
Netflix agreed to pay all cash for Warner Bros. Discovery, amending its $72 billion deal in an attempt to fight off Paramount’s hostile takeover bid.
Paramount Skydance has extended the deadline for shareholders to accept its hostile bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, continuing the battle.
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Paramount does everything but raise its price in its latest move in the Warner Bros. takeover fight
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison is urging Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders to reject rival Netflix’s already accepted offer, but has so far stopped shy of raising his own counteroffer.
Warner Bros. Discovery fired back at the latest salvo from David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance, saying that more than 93% of its shareholders have rejected Paramount’s “inferior scheme” in favor of the $83 billion sale of WB to Netflix.
In its 30-plus years of existence, the UFC, under Dana White’s leadership, has reportedly reached a $23 billion valuation, leaving its competition far behind. Despite that overwhelming dominance in the MMA world,
Former interim lightweight and “BMF” titleholder Justin Gaethje has set the record straight on how the UFC's new Paramount deal has affected fighter pay.