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real estate professionals. Here's your midday brief for Friday, December 5th. I'm Pierre Bienname for the Wall Street Journal.

First, we have an update on that Netflix Warner Brothers deal. Netflix has now agreed to buy Warner for $72 billion.

After the entertainment company splits its studios and HBO Max streaming business from its cable networks.

The cash and stock transaction was announced

this morning and values Warner Brothers discovery at $27.75 a share. According to people familiar with

the matter, Paramount had bid $30 per share in cash for the whole company and is now weighing its next move.

Paramount has argued that a Warner deal with Netflix would run into

antitrust hurdles, and a senior Trump administration official said that the president's

advisors are concerned about the deal. The Federal Reserve got one last inflation reading to consider

before next week's rate decision when it is widely expected to cut rates again. Its preferred

inflation measure held below 3% in September,

and the moderate monthly increase in prices suggests the central bank is unlikely to block

consideration of an interest rate cut. And Southwest Airlines has cut its profit guidance,

citing rising fuel costs and lost revenue due to the shutdown, when the

government restricted flights for 10 days. Southwest now expects earnings before interest and taxes

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