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Paramount promised 30 movies a year to win Warner Bros. Losing Miramax if it fails may not scare it
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WorldPingA federal judge cleared the final legal hurdle for the megamerger on Wednesday. The deal is expected to close Oct. 6.
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WorldPingParamount TV media chair George Cheeks, whose domain has included all of CBS in addition to the Paramount cable networks, is said to be in line for an expanded oversight at the newly merged Paramount-Warner Bros.
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It's a full-circle moment for a company that has undergone two major acquisitions within the last 18 months.
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WorldPingParamount Skydance CEO David Ellison announced the new name in a social media post.
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The roughly $110 billion deal is expected to close October 6.
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WorldPingMore indication that the newly-christened combined Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery company would bundle the two flagship streamers, Paramount+ and HBO Max, instead of merging them into one.
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