Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery judge sets March 2027 trial date for antitrust fight
Paramount CEO says politics fuelling Warner Bros. merger battle
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Paramount CEO says politics fuelling Warner Bros. merger battle. Discovery was fuelled by politics rather than concerns over market share. The fee costs $7 million a day if the merger does not close by Sept.
Furthermore, The company could owe as much as $1.7 billion in ticking fees to Warner Bros. shareholders if the deal is delayed until then.
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Paramount CEO says politics fuelling Warner Bros. merger battle.
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Discovery was fuelled by politics rather than concerns over market share
according to New Straits TimesThe fee costs $7 million a day if the merger does not close by Sept.
according to New York PostThe company could owe as much as $1.7 billion in ticking fees to Warner Bros. shareholders if the deal is delayed until then.
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