Entertainment
That’s All? Team Paramount Nabs Warner Bros. With Only Minor Concessions to States
The $111 billion megadeal can proceed with some "guardrails" on domestic film production and keeping studio lots in Los Angeles — but not any divestitures of assets like cable channels.
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The $111 billion Paramount‑Warner Bros. merger can move forward with “guardrails” that preserve domestic film production and retain studio lots in Los Angeles, while no divestiture of assets such as cable channels is required.
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