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David Ellison said Paramount will exit Los Angeles on October 1 if the California AG won't negotiate to settle an antitrust suit.
David Ellison is eager to reach a swift resolution in the antitrust case filed by 12 states seeking to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger. And he’s prepared start moving Paramount out of California as soon as October unless the state’s attorney general,
Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives are escalating their criticism of Paramount Skydance's attempt to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery.
California’s attorney general accused billionaire David Ellison of “blackmail”
As Paramount pushes to settle the state antitrust lawsuit that has stymied its deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, Democratic lawmakers continue to rally opposition to the deal.
David Zaslav, president and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, has now sold over $195 million worth of the company’s stock since it clinched a deal to be acquired by David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance. Zaslav’s latest sale of 773,
The DGA and IATSE may want to play footsie with Paramount over the state Attorney Generals antitrust lawsuit and hopes for a settlement. However, as the WGA has joined the charge against David Ellison’s currently stalled $111 billion purchase of Warner Bros Discovery,