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Skydance Stock Sinks Over Stock

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Skydance Stock Sinks Over Stock is one of the fastest-rising stories on Reddit right now. Over roughly 10 hours, 3 threads about it surfaced across 3 subreddits, most of the conversation happening in r/boxoffice, r/television and r/entertainment. Combined, those threads hold roughly 1.6K upvotes and 278 comments so far.

What the sources report

The articles behind the biggest threads, quoted directly from each publisher’s own summary.

Where Reddit is talking about it

CommunityThreadsUpvotesCommentsFirst thread
r/boxoffice11,221212Nov 10, 17:01 UTC
r/television122648Nov 11, 03:28 UTC
r/entertainment118818Nov 10, 22:11 UTC

The biggest threads

  1. Skydance Stock Sinks Over 8% After First Post-Merger Earnings Reportr/boxoffice · 1,221 upvotes · 212 comments · Nov 10, 17:01 UTC · thewrap.com
  2. Skydance's Pluto TV has shrunk as its free TV rivals have gained sharer/television · 226 upvotes · 48 comments · Nov 11, 03:28 UTC · businessinsider.com
  3. Skydance Stock Sinks Over 8% After First Post-Merger Earnings Reportr/entertainment · 188 upvotes · 18 comments · Nov 10, 22:11 UTC · thewrap.com

Timeline on Reddit

  1. First thread we found, in r/boxoffice: “Skydance Stock Sinks Over 8% After First Post-Merger Earnings Report”
  2. The biggest thread so far is posted in r/boxoffice (1,221 upvotes, 212 comments by our last count).
  3. The story reaches r/entertainment: “Skydance Stock Sinks Over 8% After First Post-Merger Earnings Report”
  4. The story reaches r/television: “Skydance's Pluto TV has shrunk as its free TV rivals have gained share”

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