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Apple is among potential bidders for Warner Bros. Discovery, exploring a major streaming expansion alongside its new Formula 1 deal. Rivals like Amazon and Netflix are also in the mix after a $24-per-share offer was rejected.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Apple emerging as one of the several interesting parties of the potential Warner Bros. Discovery sale.
00:07According to Bloomberg, Apple secured U.S. rights to Formula One races starting in 2026
00:11and has expanded its live sports lineup with Major League Baseball, Major League Soccer, and other popular content.
00:17Their company's names include Amazon, Comcast, Netflix, and Paramount Skydance,
00:21which already submitted a $24 per share offer, projected as too low.
00:25It's unclear whether Apple aims to acquire all of Warner Bros. Discovery
00:28or select assets like its film library or HBO Max.
00:32Any deal would be among its largest several.
00:34Apple has the lowest HBO Max subscriber overlap at 21.1%,
00:38and its recent rebrand, PriceSync, and Formula One deal indicate a push to expand its streaming audience.
00:44Warner Bros. Discovery shares closed Thursday up 3.51% at $21.25,
00:49hitting a 52-week high at $21.56.
00:52For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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