Netflix (NFLX) co-CEO Greg Peters said the company is on track to win the backing of Warner Bros. (WBD) shareholders for its $82.7B offer for the company, Daniel Thomas and Christopher Grimes of The Financial Times reports. In an interview wiht the Times, Peters said Paramount’s (PSKY) bid “doesn’t pass the sniff test” and only a “very small” number of Warner Bros. shares have been tendered in support of Paramount’s hostile $108B offer.
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