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Netflix to buy Warner Bros film and streaming businesses for $72bn

Netflix has agreed to buy the film and streaming businesses of Warner Bros Discovery for $72bn (£54bn) in a major Hollywood deal.

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30 classic movies and TV shows that Netflix would own as part of its Warner Bros. deal

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Netflix “Expects” to Keep Releasing Warner Bros. Films Theatrically

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Why Netflix is buying Warner Brothers — and how the deal can change Hollywood

Known for crime pictures in the 1950s, Batman movies in the 1990s, and then gritty television shows in the 2000s, Warner Brothers Discovery’s storied movie studio and popular HBO streaming networks ar...

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What to Know About Netflix’s $83 Billion Deal for Warner Bros. Discovery

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Netflix is buying Warner Bros: All of the latest updates

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Netflix Is Buying Warner Bros. in $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 Studio And Streaming Business For $72 Billion

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros. in $72 billion deal that includes HBO Network

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Will Netflix Release Warner Bros Movies In Theaters Following Major Acquisition?

Warner Bros., the film studio that’s older than television and probably your grandmother, has been the gift that everybody was trying to get their hands on this holiday season. Paramount wanted it. Comcast wanted it.

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Netflix Says Warner Bros. Movies Will Remain in Theaters but ‘Windows Will Evolve to Be Much More Consumer Friendly’

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos promised that Warner Bros. movies will get a theatrical release, but 'windows will evolve.'

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James Gunn And Peter Safran Address Warner Bros.’ Sale To Netflix, As Their Contracts Get Extended Until 2027

Warner Bros. is officially being sold to Netflix. Now, DC Studios’ James Gunn and Peter Safran have addressed the ongoing mergers, as it’s revealed their contracts have been extended.