Paramount Crashes Netflix’s Party & Trump Bails Out Farmers
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Good morning, Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, Netflix crashes Paramount's party with a hostile bid for Warner Brothers.
Then, tech bros are going to etiquette school to learn how to be normal humans. It's Tuesday, December 9th. Let's ride.
Have you ever seen an Indian wedding with the pageantry, the dancing, the food, the outfits, and thought, I would love to go to one of those, but how could I ever snag an invite? Well, you can pay for one. According to the Wall Street Journal, there's been a surge of Indian couples selling invites to foreign tourists that allow them to crash their weddings. As one visitor from Burlington, Vermont said, I thought, what a fun random adventure. We are in it for the plot. We are in it for the memories. The main facilitator of Indian wedding crashes is the startup Join My Wedding, which describes itself as the Airbnb for weddings. And business is booming. Registered ceremonies on the app are projected to double to about 10,000 this wedding season, which runs from November to February.
I love this idea. Weddings are super expensive, so I'm all for offsetting it with a couple of interested outsiders. This also reminds me of another cheeky way to reduce costs at your wedding. Get a sponsor. One couple this summer got married in Vegas, presented by Hellman's Mayo, where the officiant was dressed in a giant jar of mayo costume. If one road leads to really expensive weddings, another leads to a promotional mayo campaign, but the third leads to foreign tourists dropping by your ceremony, I think I'm choosing the tourists every day of the week.
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Right now, spend $250 on your first campaign on LinkedIn ads and get a free $250 credit for the next one. Just go to linkedin.com slash MBD. That's linkedin.com slash MBD. Terms and conditions may apply. So remember in Harry Potter when Ron has a crush on Hermione, but she goes to the Yule Ball with Victor Crumb, meaning Ron has to bide his time until later to finally try and win her over? Well, imagine Ron is Paramount, Crumb is Netflix, and Hermione is Warner Bros., and you have a good handle on what's going on with the TakeOver saga. Paramount yesterday officially launched a hostile, tender offer for Warner Bros. Discovery. at $30 a share, which would value the total company at $108 billion. Paramount's pitch to Hermione, I mean shareholders, is that its bid gives them $18 billion more in cash than Netflix's offer, represents a better chance of getting across the finish line since regulators will be tougher on Netflix, and also asserts that they were always the better option
had they only been given a fair shot paramount pinky promises it can afford the massive price tag despite its measly 14 billion dollar market cap thanks to help from oracle co-founder and elder ellison larry backstopping the bid along with debt commitments from banks notably the sovereign wealth funds of saudi arabia abu dhabi and qatar are also involved kicking in 24 billion dollars
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