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Warner Bros. Discovery confirms it received a “revised” buyout bid from Paramount, but did not provide details on what has changed.
History shows the “loser” in high-stakes bidding wars usually gets the last laugh — and the better stock performance.
An aerial view of the Paramount logo on the water tower at Paramount Studios on Feb. 23, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty ImagesWarner Bros. Discovery on Tuesday said it had received a higher takeover offer from Paramount Skydance and will review the new bid under the terms of its existing deal with Netflix. Last week, WBD announced it would re-engage Paramount in deal talks under a seven-day waiver from Netflix. WBD and Netflix have an agreement to sell the legacy media group’s studio and streaming businesses to the streamer. Paramount is seeking to buy the entirety…
XRP is entering a stretch where on-chain cost basis, leverage, and flow data may matter more than broad market narratives.The token is approaching a critical point after a sharp rise in realized losses, with on-chain activity showing investors moving coins below their purchase prices.That is a classic capitulation signal. It often appears near emotional lows, when weaker holders exit and supply changes hands. It can mark the start of a recovery, but it can also mark the start of a longer repair cycle.Capitulation is visible, but it is not a bottom on its ownSantiment’s weekly realized profit and loss data…
Pre–fact checking the State of the Union.
Free NewsletterGet the hottest Fintech Singapore News once a month in your InboxDBS is set to overhaul the fee structure for its virtual account custodian services in April, according to Tech in Asia.The bank will move to a per-account pricing model that could significantly raise costs for larger fintech platforms.The shift reportedly replaces a flat annual fee, typically capped at around S$10,000, with charges tied to the number of individual customer accounts, industry sources said.Sources cited a monthly fee of S$1 (US$0.79) per customer account under the new structure.DBS did not publicly confirm a specific pricing figure in its statement,…
Don’t bet on lower prices, businesses say, even after emergency Trump tariffs were shot down
Key PointsBerkshire Hathaway has massive investments in Apple and American Express.Amazon Web Services is growing quickly.Kroger and Chevron aren’t flashy, but they are solid consumer and energy plays for a buy-and-hold portfolio.10 stocks we like better than Amazon ›It’s hard to believe that this is the last quarter that the legendary Warren Buffett will be leading Berkshire Hathaway — the former textile company that he turned into a massive conglomerate with its fingers in real estate, insurance, railroads, and energy.Over Buffett’s 60-year career, he’s also assembled a mighty investment portfolio for Berkshire Hathaway, comprising dozens of companies and valued at…
Reps. Derrick Van Orden, R-Wis., and Ryan Zinke, R-Mont., discuss President Donald Trump’s upcoming State of the Union address and the potential boycott of the event by some Democrats on ‘The Bottom Line.’ President Donald Trump will formally call on tech companies to pay more for electricity for new data centers, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. Trump is expected to make the call during his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, announcing new “rate payer protection pledges” the administration has negotiated with top tech companies. The pledges require tech companies to pay increased electricity costs in communities…
