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23.12.25 - 20:42
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Logan Paul, Ken Goldin on Rise of Collectibles Market (Bloomberg)
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Logan Paul, entertainer, entrepreneur, and professional athlete, and Ken Goldin, founder and CEO of Goldin, speak with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick about Netflix's King of Collectibles and the growing popularity and investment appeal of the collectibles market. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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23.12.25 - 20:01
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Hard to Define Competition in Streaming: Yale′s Scott Morton (Bloomberg)
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Defining what counts as competition in streaming is difficult, says Fiona Scott Morton, Professor of Economics at the Yale University School of Management and an Adjunct Professor at Yale Law School. Scott Morton discusses what this could mean for Netflix's bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. She joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)...
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23.12.25 - 00:42
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Netflix′s Warner Bros. megadeal just got a reality check (The Street)
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Prediction market Polymarket now prices only a 61% chance that Netflix closes its proposed Warner Bros. deal, down from 80% earlier this month. Because each “yes” share on Polymarket trades between 0 and 1 dollar and roughly matches the market‑implied probability of an outcome, that price move ......
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22.12.25 - 22:36
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Ellison Personally Guarantees Bid for WBD | Open Interest 12/22/2025 (Bloomberg)
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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Open Interest." A takeover battle heats up — Netflix shores up financing for its Warner Bros. bid as Paramount ups the ante, with Larry Ellison personally guaranteeing more than $40 billion. Geopolitics spark a commodities rally — oil jumps on Venezuela risk as gold and silver hit records. Plus, champagne caught in the tariff crossfire — B. Stuyvesant CEO Marvina Robinson joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about the outlook for bubbly. And could your HSA pay for your wellness routine? A fast-growing health tech startup is rethinking what counts as healthcare. We'll get details from Truemed CEO Justin Mares. CORRECT: This video was edited to correct the spelling of "B. Styvesant Champagne" that aired in the program at 10:50 am ET. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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22.12.25 - 20:30
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Dave Chappelle Says Charlie Kirk "Was No MLK" In New Netflix Special (ZeroHedge)
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Dave Chappelle Says Charlie Kirk "Was No MLK" In New Netflix Special
Sometimes comedians fall flat, especially when they write jokes about a recently murdered person without understanding the fundamental facts of their life. Is it possible to make comedy about a recent assassination and be legitimately funny. Probably. However, Chappelle missed a golden opportunity to expose some truth and instead tried to play it safe and ride the political fence.
In Chappelle's latest Netflix comedy special entitled "The Unstoppable", the comedian touched on the issue of Kirk's murder but never provided any profound insights. He did try to put himself in Kirk's shoes, admitting his fears that he could end up in the same position due to his criticisms of trans ideology.
"This is another reason it's hard to talk in America, 'cause, you know, if you talk for a living and see Charlie Kirk get murdered that way, I'm gonna be honest, ni*ga, I was shook. I mean, Charlie Kirk...
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22.12.25 - 19:24
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Larry Ellison′s Guarantee Ups Warner Bros. Stakes to a New Level (Bloomberg)
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Larry Ellison is throwing his personal fortune behind Paramount Skydance Corp.'s bid for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., raising the stakes in a fiercely contested battle with Netflix Inc.
Both suitors moved on Monday to strengthen the financial backing for their offers, though they stopped short of increasing their bids. Netflix refinanced a portion of its planned $59 billion of debt as a way to ensure a lasting investment-grade rating — a key advantage it holds over the lower-rated Paramount. But it's the personal guarantee of Ellison, the world's fifth-richest person with a $246 billion fortune, that could force a rethink by Warner Bros. The board previously urged shareholders to reject Paramount's offer in part because the billionaire father of its Chief Executive Officer David Ellison had backed the $40.4 billion of equity financing with a revocable trust that could, as the name implies, be withdrawn or amended at any time. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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