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Netflix looks to become Debtflix again to fund Warner Bros. acquisition

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Fortune
Emily Graffeo, Nick Lichtenberg, Bloomberg
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Netflix first started selling junk bonds in 2009 when it was transitioning from mainly renting DVDs through the mail into a streaming company.

Netflix first started selling junk bonds in 2009 when it was transitioning from mainly renting DVDs through the mail into a streaming company.

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