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Amazon has reportedly put together a poison pill that would require WBD to come up with $5.4 billion immediately in order to match its offer

‘Inside the NBA’ star announces retirement amid potential end to TNT’s TV-rights deal with NBA

WSJ says NBCU will get close to 100 games for $2.5 billion a season, with half of them streaming exclusively on Peacock

Touting European assets like the Olympic Games, the Warner Bros. Discovery CEO sounds like a man moving on from failed NBA TV rights negotiations

WBD CFO’s maddeningly convoluted statement on the current state of NBA rights talks come amid reports that the league is ready to move on with new telecast partners

With telecast partners are about to sign written contracts worth $7.4 billion a season, Warner CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels still insists his company has the rights to match rival bids

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While telling analysts he didn’t want to discuss NBA negotiations during Thursday’s earnings call, the WBD CEO did want to remind them he could match any third-party offer

Sports-focused Fubo, which wants to license TNT and the NBA, sees program licensing talks with WBD go further south as it sues the company over Spulu

NBCU is reportedly nearing a deal to pay the league $2.5 billion a season