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Investors are gearing up for Nvidia’s fourth-quarter earnings, which could put an end to a series of AI-linked selloffs.

The most likely outcome is that Netflix will walk away from the bidding war. That’s good news for its shareholders.

Meta strikes a deal to buy AMD chips, Trump’s State of the Union address, Alcoa’s plans to cash in on AI, and more news to start your day.

Paramount has made a revised offer for Warner Bros. Discovery. For now, Warner is still backing its deal with Netflix.

Novo Nordisk stock sinks after new trial data show weight-loss drug candidate CagriSema is less effective than a rival treatment from Eli Lilly.

Warner said last week that it would give the CBS owner until Monday to make its best and final offer.

Both Netflix and Paramount Skydance are prepared to overpay for Warner Bros. Discovery and take on significant debt.

Omnicom Group reported strong earnings growth after closing its acquisition of Interpublic Group.

Trump Media shares closed at an all-time low Tuesday, before rising early Wednesday.

The Warner Bros. Discovery takeover battle between Netflix and Paramount Skydance is beginning to look more like ABC’s The Bachelor than a media merger.

The 13-F filing is of interest to the market because it covered the final quarter during which Warren Buffett was Berkshire’s CEO.

Paramount said it was prepared to engage in discussions, but stopped short of mentioning a $31 a share bid.

In a form 4 filing, Berkshire said it sold about 330,000 of Liberty Live Group’s nonvoting class C shares from Jan. 6 to Jan. 16.

The filing came from the last quarter in which Warren Buffett was still the CEO.

Warner said it had restarted negotiations after Paramount signaled it would be willing to raise its offer to $31 a share.

More inflation data coming as signs suggest soft landing, shipping giant to buy U.S.-listed ZIM in $4.2 billion deal, and more news to start your day.

Wuthering Heights raked in an estimated $38 million in domestic box office over the long holiday weekend, according to Comscore.

Seedance 2.0 has flooded the internet with AI-generated videos of beloved actors and characters. Disney is taking aim at its owner ByteDance.

It’s stil anybody’s guess who wins the blockbuster takeover battle, but Polymarket users see this as a neck-and-neck race.

Investors hope that the shift away from traditional linear TV can be a tailwind for the streaming device maker.

Ancora believes Warner failed to adequately engage with Paramount’s hostile tender offer, people familiar with the matter said.

Ford’s new tariff hit caps off weak fourth quarter, Robinhood clouded by crypto turmoil, oil prices rise, and more news to start your day.

Raymond James analyst Andrew Marok upgraded shares of Take-Two to Strong Buy from Outperform on Tuesday.

The CBS owner is introducing a so-called ticking fee, but still offering $30 a share for all of Warner Discovery.

The Swedish company tops analysts’ earnings estimates and issues solid margin guidance.