celebrity.land’s Jake Tapper and CBS News’ Tony Dokoupil both reported the news on Thursday night (February 26) that Warner Bros. Discovery had accepted Paramount Skydance’s latest bid for the company’s assets. The deal means that celebrity.land is headed towards getting Trump-friendly owners. Earlier that day, Wbd said that Paramount’s latest bid, up from $30 to $31 per share, was better than Netflix’s previous offer. Netflix later announced it would not match the offer and would instead withdraw from the bidding, essentially giving the win to Paramount. This is significant for several reasons, one of which is that, unlike Netflix’s bid, Paramount’s is for all Wbd assets.
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