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Saudis enter the race for WB Discovery

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Billy

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1988815817052455112

I think I saw this coming at the back of my head. The Saudis don't just have the money, they also have the infrastructure to fund such a venture in the long term. The only problem is the political angle. A Saudi-owned WB would become a Saudi-state-owned arm of the media, something I'm sure the US isn't ready for.
I mean, even Trump is eager for Saudi investment, but I think this one is too close to home even for him. Either way, this would be a big win for WB shareholders because the Saudis will happily overpay, and even if they don't get it, share prices skyrocket and they still win!
 
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Billy said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1988815817052455112

I think I saw this coming at the back of my head. The Saudis don't just have the money, they also have the infrastructure to fund such a venture in the long term. The only problem is the political angle. A Saudi-owned WB would become a Saudi-state-owned arm of the media, something I'm sure the US isn't ready for.
I mean, even Trump is eager for Saudi investment, but I think this one is too close to home even for him. Either way, this would be a big win for WB shareholders because the Saudis will happily overpay, and even if they don't get it, share prices skyrocket and they still win!
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Not to mention all the legal issues that the Siegel and Shuster estates try to throw every so often. But I get it DC did do wrong by them, but they did accept a settlement and did get to see the Christopher Revees Superman on the silver screen before their passing.
 
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2Cents said:
Not to mention all the legal issues that the Siegel and Shuster estates try to throw every so often. But I get it DC did do wrong by them, but they did accept a settlement and did get to see the Christopher Revees Superman on the silver screen before their passing.
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This actually changed very quickly. The Saudis are now backing Paramount in the hostile takeover bid and no one seems to have a problem with it lol. I actually think it is better if Netflix get WB at this point
 
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