BusinessQuiet 4d · day 5
Paramount-Warner Bros. merger clears with minor state concessions
The $111 billion deal wins approval with guardrails on production, channels, and outlets but no asset divestitures required.
What to know
- The $111 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. merger has been approved by state regulators.
- The deal includes guardrails on domestic film production, cable channels, news outlets, and Los Angeles studio lots.
- No mandatory asset divestitures are required unless the merged company fails to meet its commitments.
Paramount Acquiring companyWarner Bros. Acquired companyState regulators Approval authority
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Sep 22Sep 23Sep 24yesterdaynow · 2:27 PM ET
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“The $111 billion megadeal can proceed with guardrails on domestic film production, cable channels, news outlets and studio lots in Los Angeles — but not any divestitures of assets unless it fails at commitments…”
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first by The Hollywood Reporter, 5d ago
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“The $111 billion megadeal can proceed with guardrails on domestic film production, cable channels, news outlets and studio lots in Los Angeles — but not any divestitures of assets unless it fails at commitments” https://www. hollywoodreporter.com/business /business-news/paramount-warner-bros-states-1236706935/
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