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Warner Bros. reveals why Netflix won acquisition deal

Trump says if Netflix buys Warner Bros. its market share 'could be a problem'

After Netflix announced that it was acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery last week, observers immediatley wondered when or if the deal could obtain regulatory approval.

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President Trump says Netflix-Warner Bros. deal 'could be a problem'

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Trump Weighs in on Proposed Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal: It's a "Very Big Market Share" and "Could Be a Problem"

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros. Discovery in $83 billion deal

Netflix will buy some of Warner Bros. Discovery’s most valuable media portfolio for nearly $83 billion in a cash-stock deal, the two companies said Friday.

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Netflix’s Swallowing of Warner Bros. Will Be the End of Hollywood

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What to know about the $82.7-billion Netflix-Warner Bros. deal that will reshape Hollywood

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Netflix Is Buying Warner Bros. in an $83B Deal. Here's What It Means for You

The $82.7 billion deal will see the streaming giant acquire the film and streaming business of Warner Bros. Discovery after the latter business split in two earlier this year.

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Netflix To Acquire Warner Bros. For A Deal Worth $72 Billion

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Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. studio and streaming business for $72 billion

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Exclusive - How Netflix won Hollywood's biggest prize, Warner Bros Discovery

(This December 6 story has been repeated with no changes to the text.) By Dawn Chmielewski and Milana Vinn LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK, Dec 5 (Reuters) - What started as a fact-finding mission for Netflix culminated in one of the biggest media deals in the last decade and one that stands to reshape the global entertainment business landscape,

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Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos Met With Donald Trump Ahead of Warner Bros. Takeover Bid

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos met with Donald Trump at the White House in mid-November to discuss the streamer's planned bid to purchase Warner Bros., Bloomberg and others reported Sunday, with the president insisting that Warner Bros.