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Netflix Acquires Warner Bros. in $82.7 Billion Deal
Netflix completed its $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros.' studio and streaming operations from Warner Bros. Discovery, expected to finalize in 2026 pending approval. This brings DC superhero films, Game of Thrones, and HBO series into Netflix's library, boosting its global content.
The deal won over a higher $108 billion bid from Paramount-Skydance due to secure financing.
Paramount and Skydance Announce $8 Billion Merger
Paramount and Skydance merged in August 2025 for $8 billion, integrating Paramount’s studios with Skydance’s production and animation. The new entity produces theatrical, TV, streaming, and animated content to compete with giants.
It pools creative talent and IP for enhanced capabilities.
Electronic Arts Acquired by Investor Consortium for $55 Billion
A consortium including Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund bought video game giant EA for $55 billion in 2025. Franchises like FIFA, Madden NFL, The Sims, and Battlefield shift to private ownership.
The deal underscores gaming's convergence with mainstream entertainment.
TCM Highlights January 5-11 Schedule
Turner Classic Movies kicks off 2026 with diverse programming from January 5-11. Features include Sally Field in Norma Rae, Cher in Silkwood, Frank Sinatra musicals, film noir like Double Indemnity, and Elvis' Double Trouble.
The lineup offers musicals, dramas, and noir for post-holiday viewing.
WT Wealth Management Invests in Live Nation Entertainment
WT Wealth Management bought 10,728 shares of Live Nation Entertainment (NYSE:LYV) worth $1.75 million in Q3. Other firms like Adage Capital and Amundi also increased holdings.
Live Nation connects artists, fans, and partners post-2010 Ticketmaster merger.