By WSJ Staff

Warner Bros. Discovery $(WBD)$: Activist investor Ancora has built a roughly $200 million stake in Warner and plans to oppose its deal with Netflix $(NFLX)$. Ancora thinks Warner failed to adequately engage with Paramount Skydance $(PSKY)$'s rival offer.

Halliburton $(HAL)$ and SLB $(SLB)$: The Trump administration issued a general license that allows U.S. oilfield-services providers to work in Venezuela. Both stocks rose at least 2.5%.

Moderna (MRNA): The U.S. Food and Drug Administration refused to review the drugmaker's application to sell a new seasonal flu vaccine. Shares slid 11%.

QXO $(QXO)$: The building-materials company agreed to buy closely held Kodiak Building Partners for about $2.25 billion. QXO said the deal would boost 2026 earnings. Shares jumped 11%.

London Stock Exchange Group (UK:LSEG): Activist investor Elliott Investment Management has taken a stake in the financial-data provider and exchange operator. Shares in the LSE slipped.

AST SpaceMobile $(ASTS)$: The company, which is building a broadband cellular network in space, said the next-generation BlueBird 6 satellite had successfully unfolded. Shares gained 3%.

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