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Paramount-WBD Merger Is Competition Killer, State Attorneys General Allege In Proposed Blockbuster Antitrust Action

Twelve U.S. states are suing to block a $110 billion deal for Paramount Skydance to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, citing antitrust concerns.

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Twelve states, including California, have filed lawsuits to stop the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount Skydance.

The proposed merger is valued at $110 billion. Coverage from Reuters, CNN, The Washington Post, and Variety emphasizes the legal push by state attorneys general to block the deal.

Attention is now on whether David Ellison will follow through with threats to move Paramount out of California if the state continues its efforts to block the merger.

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How many states are suing to block the merger?

Twelve states, including California, are suing to block the deal.

What is the reported value of the Warner Bros. deal?

The deal is valued at $110 billion.

Who is David Ellison in the context of this merger?

Coverage from Variety discusses whether Ellison would pull Paramount out of California if the state blocks the merger.

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