Stock Movers Weekly Roundup: GM Gained, Warner Bros. Discovery Jumped, Netflix Fell
Oct 24, 2025
Nora Melinda, a Bloomberg TV Markets correspondent, joins the conversation to break down the week’s most significant stock movements. General Motors soared 19% after raising its profit outlook, buoyed by strong pickup truck sales and tariff relief. Warner Bros. Discovery's stock doubled in value this year as it explores potential sale options after attracting unsolicited interest. Meanwhile, Netflix stumbled due to a tax dispute in Brazil impacting its third-quarter earnings, marking its largest decline in seven months.
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GM Gains From Trucks And Tariff Relief
- General Motors surged after raising full-year guidance driven by strong pickup truck sales and tariff relief.
- Nora Melinda notes the stock jumped 19% this week and is up about 31% year-to-date.
GM's Layoffs Amid Strong Stock Performance
- Nora Melinda mentions GM announced cutting hundreds of salaried workers citing business conditions.
- She pairs that headcount move with the stock's strong year-to-date performance to show mixed signals.
WBD Rally Fueled By Acquisition Interest
- Warner Bros. Discovery jumped after saying it is considering sale scenarios following unsolicited interest.
- Nora Melinda highlights the stock is up about 100% year-to-date on acquisition speculation.