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Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Wednesday, February 11th.

I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

An activist investor wants Warner to walk away from its Netflix deal. And Cora Holdings has built a

roughly $200 million stake in Warner Brothers Discovery. The investor says Warner inadequately considered

paramount $78 billion all-cash offer, and it opposes the $72 billion Netflix deal.

Encore a stake in the company is less than 1%. But people familiar with the matter say the investor

plans to buy more shares and might launch a proxy fight if Warner's board doesn't negotiate with Paramount.

Lyft logged mixed results in its latest quarter. The right-hailing

platform reported that revenue for the fourth quarter increased 3% to nearly $1.6 billion,

boosted by double-digit growth in bookings. Active riders and rides increased by 18% and 11%

respectively, but were both below Wall Street expectations. Lyft posted a profit

of about $2.7 billion, compared with $61.7 million a year earlier, but that included a $2.9 billion

benefit from the release of a large valuation allowance. Looking ahead, the company plans to

double down on its autonomous vehicle strategy. And Cryptolender Blockfills has suspended

customer withdrawals in light of the recent crypto plunge. The company temporarily halted

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