Paramount's deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery raises questions about the fate of HBO, Netflix's next moves and how to deal with debt.

New financial disclosures released Wednesday show that the President acquired Netflix bonds as Paramount was trying to pry WBD away from the streaming giant.

Hollywood insiders have strong feelings about Paramount taking over Warner Bros., and they're not looking forward to what may come.

March 3 (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr has signaled that the watchdog will not seek to block Paramount's $110 billion deal to buy Warner Bros and played down competition concerns over a combination of CBS and CNN,

Fitch Ratings downgraded Paramount Skydance Corp.’s corporate and long-term borrower ratings to junk following the media company’s agreement to buy larger rival Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., a deal that will saddle the combined business with $79 billion in net debt.

US President Donald Trump has reportedly added more Netflix bonds to his investment portfolio. The purchases came amid intense corporate maneuvering, as Paramount pursued Warner Bros. Discovery. Netflix briefly entered the fray before backing away from a potential deal.

Bell Media says popular HBO content will remain on its Crave service "for the foreseeable future," but isn’t saying for how long as David Ellison talks about merging HBO Max and Paramount+ post-merger.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav filed to sell $114 million worth of stock, coming after WBD clinched a deal with Paramount Skydance.