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The week's tech roundup spans Nvidia navigating strong China demand despite constraints, Taiwan Semiconductor shifting toward next-generation manufacturing, Intel topping Q4 earnings expectations, Netflix casting doubt on Paramount's Warner Bros bid, and Elon Musk reviving Tesla's Dojo3 supercomputer project.

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The TikTok deal is done; Netflix is making waves with its WBD cash offer; Beazley rejects a $10.3 billion bid; and Saks is bankrupt.

The global financial landscape has undergone a seismic shift as 2025 closed with merger and acquisition (M&A) volumes surpassing a staggering $5 trillion. This "M&A Renaissance" marks a definitive end to the deal-making drought that plagued 2023 and much of 2024, signaling a return to bold, transformative corporate

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Netflix stock is down almost 40% from its all-time high as it enters an acquisition war with Paramount Skydance.

Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters identified owned YouTube as the company's most formidable competitor. "YouTube is the formidable competitor. They drive a lot of hours, they have a great model," Peters stated in the interview.

Netflix (NFLX) shares have reached a level that has been support. There is a good chance it rallies off the level.

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Small caps rose to new highs while the major indexes edged lower for the week.

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Dollar General is gearing up to report its fourth-quarter results soon, and analysts are expecting a single-digit decline in earnings.

The streaming giant has a competitive moat that will be hard for rivals to overcome.

Retail sentiment on Stocktwits for SPY and QQQ remained ‘bearish’.

Despite the streaming video giant's strong growth in 2025, investors are wary about its 2026 spending plans -- and its high-priced bid to buy Warner Bros.

Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters dismissed Paramount Skydance's $108 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery as unrealistic without Larry Ellison's backing, calling its debt-heavy structure "pretty crazy" as Netflix pushes a lower, all-cash offer amid looming regulatory and Hollywood scrutiny.

Today, Jan. 22, 2026, investors are weighing blockbuster subscriber and revenue growth against cautious guidance and a massive Warner bid.

Netflix now counts nearly 325 million paid subscribers, highlighting its vast scale despite ongoing strategic uncertainty.

The opening weeks of 2026 have signaled a seismic shift in the American corporate landscape, as a tidal wave of "mega-deals" valued at over $30 billion each sweeps through the financial markets. After years of high interest rates and aggressive antitrust scrutiny, the floodgates have officially opened. Driven by a