WorldPingParamount CEO David Ellison says he is “absolutely open” to settling an antitrust lawsuit against the company’s pending merger with Warner Bros Discovery but is also glad to proceed to a trial.
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Read the full report at DeadlineThe trial is set to begin roughly five months after Paramount starts paying a ticking fee of roughly $7 million per day to Warners shareholders.
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WorldPingJust after he turned 100, David Attenborough achieved the extraordinary.
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A private equity fund swooped in to outbid the Warner Bros. Discovery mogul for Mohawk Day Camp in Westchester County, New York.
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"We believe that the facts and the law are on our side, and the trial date was just set for March of next year. And as it relates to the financing, all that is in place, there's nothing at risk," CEO David Ellison said Tuesday.
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WorldPingAlmost one year exactly from Skydance’s acquisition of Paramount, the merged company reported mixed numbers for the June quarter with strong streaming, tough theatrical comps and an ongoing drop in linear television.
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