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2025 proprietary survey among real estate professionals. Here's your midday brief for Monday,

December 8th. I'm Alex O'Sullough for the Wall Street Journal.

Paramount has launched a hostile takeover offer for Warner Brothers Discovery.

It's offering almost $78 billion in cashed by the company and is taking its case directly to shareholders,

just days after Netflix agreed to a $72 billion cash and stock deal with Warner.

Paramount says its offer is a better deal for shareholders and more likely to be approved by

regulators. Netflix declined to comment. There's been a shake-up among Berkshire Hathaway's top

leadership as longtime CEO Warren Buffett prepares to retire at the end of the year. Guy Coeckhue chief executive

Todd Combs, who had appeared to be in line for Berkshire's top insurance job, is leaving for J.P. Morgan

Chase. Berkshire's finance chief Mark Hamburg is also retiring. And the Trump administration is planning to

announce $12 billion in aid to U.S. farmers. That's according to administration

officials who say that much of the aid will be in the form of one-time payments through the

Farmer Bridge Assistance Program, which helps U.S. crop farmers, while the remaining $1 billion

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