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Netflix to buy Warner Bros, including games division, for $82.7bn

Netflix is buying entertainment giant Warner Bros in a deal valued at around $82.7 billion. The acquisition will see the streaming giant own the film and streaming business of Warner Bros Discovery, which – as of July 2025 – includes the company's video games division.

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The Netflix and Warner Bros. Deal Is a Bold Bet on the Future of Entertainment

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Netflix’s Acquisition of Warner Bros. Could Mean a Lot of Things for Gaming

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Why Every Brand Needs A Netflix-Style Origin Story

One of the most compelling business stories unfolding today isn’t a Netflix show.

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Making sense of the risky Netflix-Warner Bros. deal

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Editorial cartoons for Dec. 14, 2025: Netflix-Warner Bros. deal, vaccine changes

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Cinemark Stock Could Fall Even More If Netflix Buys Warner Bros., Analyst Says

Cinemark Holdings stock could take another hit if Netflix’s deal to acquire Warner Bros. goes through and potentially limits the amount of time movies stay in theaters, a Deutsche Bank analyst wrote o...

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Netflix facing class action lawsuit over Warner Bros. deal

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Here’s the latest on the media fight to own Warner Bros.

TweakTown

Netflix to acquire Warner Bros for $82 billion, includes WB Games studios and IP

Warner Bros. accepts Netflix's $82 billion bid to buy its Studios & Streaming business, which includes WB Games studios teams, games content, and IPs.

Rock Paper Shotgun

Netflix to buy Warner Bros for $82.7 billion, including the creators of Batman Arkham and Mortal Kombat

I’m not… sure we put any Warner Bros games in that list. I’ve just done a CTRL-F for “Batman” and got zero results. I know, WTF - Arkham Asylum is amazing. Mark needs to stop driving things and think about capes for a change.

IGN Africa

Warner Bros. Video Games Business 'Relatively Minor Compared to the Grand Scheme of Things,' Netflix Says

While Warner Bros. is best known for its movie and TV business, Warner Bros. Games includes a number of well-known video game developers and brands. Batman Arkham developer Rocksteady, LEGO games developer Traveller's Tales, Hogwarts Legacy developer Avalanche Software, and Mortal Kombat maker NetherRealm are all on Warner Bros. Games’ books.

1dOpinion

The battle for Warner Bros is the ultimate culture war

The escalating contest for Warner Bros Discovery is being treated as a Hollywood drama, but the real story is not about personalities or red carpets. It is about who will own the machinery that decides what the world watches.

Earth Times

The Evolution of Interactive Entertainment

Remember when gaming was just two paddles and a dot? Atari’s Pong seems ancient compared to today’s epic stories. Warner Bros’ journey is a wild ride, making Game of Thrones seem tame. The studio behind Mortal Kombat had a major stumble. Suicide ...