Netflix CEOs reassure staff that the Warner Bros. Discovery deal will protect jobs, studios, and theatrical releases despite rival bids.
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Netflix Stock Climbs to $97 as Company Walks Away from Warner Bros. Deal, Analysts Turn Bullish
Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) shares closed at $97.09 on March 2, 2026, up 0.88% or $0.85 from the prior session, extending a recent rally fueled by the company's decision to abandon pursuit of an acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery and renewed analyst optimism on its advertising and organic growth prospects.
Paramount Tries to Outbid Netflix for Warner Bros With Extra Cash Incentives
Paramount sweetens its Warner Bros bid with extra cash incentives and breakup fee coverage to compete with Netflix's $82.7 billion offer.
Trump Declines Role in Netflix-Paramount Fight Over Warner Bros Merger
Trump says he will stay out of the Netflix-Paramount battle over Warner Bros. Discovery, leaving regulators to decide.
Netflix Switches to Cash Offer for Warner Bros, Aiming to Close Door on Paramount
Netflix switches to an all-cash $82.7B offer for Warner Bros to outpace Paramount and secure the deal.
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