Netflix and Warner Bros. deal is far from a sure thing

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Netflix tells subscribers 'Nothing is changing today' after Warner Bros. deal announcement
On the heels of announcing its blockbuster agreement to buy Warner Bros. and HBO Max, Netflix sought to reassure customers that nothing will be changing — right now — with its service or subscription plans.

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Politicians aren't happy with the Netflix-Warner Bros deal. Here's why.
Five takeaways from the blockbuster Netflix-Warner Brothers deal
India Multiplex Association Opposes Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal: ‘A Meaningful Reduction in High-Quality Content for Cinemas’
The Multiplex Association of India has raised alarm over Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, warning that the deal could diminish theatrical content availability and threaten Ind...

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'Netflix seals $85bn Warner Bros deal' and 'One L of a draw'
Netflix announces deal to buy Warner Bros., HBO Max
Warner Bros, Netflix's $72 billion deal turns spotlight on performance of media titans
The company's direct-to-consumer unit, now named Streaming, includes the HBO Max and discovery+ streaming platforms and added 2.3 million net subscribers in the third quarter, reaching 128 million glo...

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Netflix leans on $59bn bank loan to fund Warner Bros takeover
Hollywood, already on shaky economic ground, shudders at the prospect of a mega-Netflix

Netflix's deal to buy WBD isn't sealed just yet. Donald Trump could stand in the way.

Larry and David Ellison have a good relationship with Donald Trump. Is that enough to get him to kill Netflix's deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery?

Netflix's Warner Bros. takeover sparks concerns in France as exhibitors brace for impact on theatrical model

Netflix's stunning $83 billion takeover of Warner Bros., announced yesterday, sent French exhibitors into high alert in a market where Warner Bros. - alongside Disney and Universal - drive the local box office.
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