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Netflix's $82.7B deal to buy Warner Bros Discovery's streaming and studio assets faces a March shareholder vote, aiming to expand its content and reach 500M subscribers by Q3 2026.
Warner Bros Discovery plans a March shareholder vote on its $82.7 billion deal to sell streaming and studio assets to Netflix, pending final proxy filing, with regulators expected to scrutinize competition concerns.
If rejected, Paramount Skydance may push to replace WBD’s board, following its rejected $108.4 billion bid.
Netflix aims to boost its content library with major franchises like Batman and Friends, potentially making it the world’s largest streaming service with around 500 million subscribers.
The deal, expected to close in Q3 2026, could reshape the U.S. streaming market, giving Netflix 30.7% market share, though it triggered a 9% drop in Netflix’s stock due to concerns over $52 billion in new debt.
El acuerdo de $ 82.7B de Netflix para comprar los activos de transmisión y estudio de Warner Bros Discovery se enfrenta a una votación de accionistas en marzo, con el objetivo de expandir su contenido y llegar a 500 millones de suscriptores para el tercer trimestre de 2026.