US EditionDavid Ellison Told WBD Shareholders It's Not Too Late to Switch Teams
David Ellison insists Paramount's $30-per-share cash bid offers faster completion and fewer regulatory hurdles than Netflix’s $72 billion deal, urging Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders to act now.
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Paramount vs. Netflix: Who Should Win the Battle for WB?
After a rollercoaster week, WBD shareholders are pondering what to make of David Ellison’s counter to the Netflix deal their company’s board accepted. Here’s how Netflix and Paramount stack up in the war for Warners.
Paramount Skydance Sends Letter to WBD Shareholders
Paramount Skydance is continuing its campaign for Warner Bros. Discovery, with a letter from David Ellison sent directly to shareholders asserting that the company believes “we are the best stewards not only to build long-term value for the assets but also delight audiences and help cultivate a more vibrant creative community.” The post Paramount Skydance Sends Letter to WBD Shareholders appeared first on WORLD SCREEN.
Paramount Skydance is trying to convince Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) shareholders to accept their 108 billion dollar purchase offer and to claim to their leaders that it is "superior" to which Netflix made them last week.Paramount's CEO (CEO), David Ellison, sent an extensive letter to WBD shareholders urging them to sell their shares and to show before the administrative board that they prefer the offer they made because they consider it "supe…
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