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Paramount Warns CA AG Bonta & WGA Of WBD Merger Fallout & “Financial Consequences If Their Challenge Ultimately Fails”

Just weeks before Paramount Skydance starts being on the hook for the vaunted $7-million-a-day ticking fee to Warner Bros Discovery shareholders, the David Ellison-run company today pushed hard once again for the Writers Guild of America, California and 11 other states to pony up a nearly $2 billion bond in the antitrust battle over the […]

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Paramount Warns CA AG Bonta & WGA Of WBD Merger Fallout & “Financial Consequences If Their Challenge Ultimately Fails”
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Filed under Business · United States · News. Topics extracted from this report, with other live CurrentWire stories mentioning each: California (16), CA AG Bonta (none), WBD Merger Fallout (none), Financial Consequences If Their Challenge Ultimately Fails (none).

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