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NYU's Hardart on Competing Warner Bids

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Paul Hardart from NYU Stern School of Business shares his insights on the potential deal between Warner Bros Discovery and its competitors, highlighting the benefits for certain companies.

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Paul Hardart, Program Director at the NYU Stern School of Business's Entertainment, Media & Tech Program, shares his views on who stands to benefit the most from a possible deal with Warner Bros Discovery. (Source: Bloomberg)

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