Name: Netflix retira su oferta por Warner Bros. allanando el camino para un acuerdo con Paramount
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Description: Netflix ha anunciado que abandona su oferta por Warner Bros. Discovery, lo que allana el camino para que Paramount Skydance, la empresa matriz de CBS News, la adquiera en su lugar. La fusión requeriría la aprobación de los accionistas de Warner Bros. y de los reguladores federales.

Netflix ha anunciado que abandona su oferta por Warner Bros. Discovery, lo que allana el camino para que Paramount Skydance, la empresa matriz de CBS News, la adquiera en su lugar. La fusión requeriría la aprobación de los accionistas de Warner Bros. y de los reguladores federales.

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Netflix has announced its withdrawal from the bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, ending a high-profile media bidding war. This decision follows months of negotiations, during which Netflix had been the frontrunner with an $83 billion deal.

With Netflix stepping aside, Paramount Skydance has increased its offer to approximately $111 billion, which Warner Bros.' board has deemed superior. The proposed acquisition, which still requires shareholder and regulatory approval, could significantly impact the media landscape, including potential changes to streaming services and concerns about industry layoffs.

Netflix retira su oferta por Warner Bros. allanando el camino para un acuerdo con Paramount

Ahora a un cambio sorprendente en una guerra de ofertas de medios de comunicación de alto riesgo, Netflix dice que está respaldando de su esfuerzo por adquirir Warner Bros. Discovery. Eso allana el camino para que nuestra empresa matriz, Paramount Skydance, la adquiera en su lugar. Nuestro corresponsal senior de negocios y tecnología-permítanme hacerlo bien, Jolene Kent-tiene los detalles. Jolene, cuando vi por primera vez el rastreo en CNN anoche, pensé, lo estoy leyendo mal. ¿Qué pasó? ¿Qué ha pasado? Gail, tienes toda la razón. Ha sido un giro impresionante de los acontecimientos. La guerra de ofertas parece haber terminado aquí, con Netflix retirándose, diciendo que Warner Bros. Discovery siempre ha sido un bien que había que tener al precio adecuado, no un deber que había que tener a cualquier precio. Y si Paramount Skydance cierra este acuerdo, se espera que tenga un gran impacto en todo el panorama de los medios de comunicación. ¿Podría decirme qué está pasando? Fue un sorprendente giro tardío en la historia de la última fusión mediática de Hollywood. Después de meses de ser el favorito, Netflix abandonó el jueves su acuerdo de 83.000 millones de dólares para para comprar Warner Bros. Discovery, allanando el camino a Paramount Skydance, la empresa matriz de CBS News. Cuando hablamos con Ted Sarandos, co-CEO de Netflix, a principios de este mes, antes de que la compañía se inclinara fuera, que confiaba en el acuerdo. Creo que nuestro acuerdo es mejor que el acuerdo Paramount Skydance, en primer lugar, porque lo tenemos. Ganamos la licitación y compramos la empresa. El jueves, Sarandos viajó a Washington, donde se reunió con el jefe de gabinete de Trump y con el antimonopolio jefe en funciones de la división. Horas más tarde, Netflix se retiró del acuerdo, diciendo que ya no era financieramente atractivo. Warner Bros. acordó un acuerdo de casi 83 mil millones de dólares con Netflix en diciembre, inicialmente rechazando una oferta de Paramount Skydance. Pero a principios de esta semana, después de múltiples intentos, Paramount elevó su oferta a 31 dólares por acción, todo en efectivo, elevando el valor de la oferta a cerca de $ 111 mil millones, una oferta que la junta de Warner llamó superior. Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison dijo que la oferta ofrece un valor superior, la seguridad y la velocidad de cierre. Una adquisición de Paramount es probable que remodelar el panorama de los medios de comunicación, permitiendo Paramount Skydance adquirir activos como HBO Max y CNN, además de franquicias cinematográficas emblemáticas. Sal. Sal y juega. David Ellison ha prometido de 25 a 30 películas al año. Así que si eso llega a buen puerto, es posible que veamos algunas películas más en taquilla. No lo pongas en duda. Déjate llevar. Pero también hay incertidumbre sobre cómo esta adquisición entre dos estudios de legado se en Hollywood. La gente de Hollywood está muy asustada con este acuerdo en general. Lo mires como lo mires, va a haber muchos despidos. El acuerdo todavía necesita la luz verde de los accionistas de Warner. Ellos están programados para votar sobre esto el 20 de marzo, así como ese importante regulador aprobación. Pero los accionistas de Netflix parecieron sentirse aliviados cuando se supo que las acciones de esa después del anuncio. Pero hay grandes preguntas, chicos, sobre lo que esto significa para la cantidad que terminan pagando por los servicios de streaming y, por supuesto, las películas y programas de televisión que te gustan. De acuerdo. Joe Ling, muchas gracias.

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