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BUSINESS
Streaming Shake-Up! Paramount CEO Confirms HBO Max and Paramount+ Merger
Paramount Skydance's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery paves the way for a new streaming giant aiming for over 200 million global subscribers.
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BUSINESS
Fitch Downgrades Paramount Global to 'Junk' Status Following Warner Bros. Discovery Deal
The credit rating agency cites concerns over the combined entity's projected $79 billion net debt after Paramount Global's $110 billion acquisition agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery.
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BUSINESS
John Oliver Meets His New 'Business Daddy' in $110 Billion Paramount-WBD Merger
The comedian roasted the blockbuster deal on "Last Week Tonight" after Paramount Skydance officially entered an agreement to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery.
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BUSINESS
Paramount Skydance Clinches $110 Billion Deal to Acquire Warner Bros. Discovery
The all-cash merger ends a high-stakes bidding war with Netflix, uniting franchises like Harry Potter, the DC Universe, and Mission: Impossible under David Ellison.
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FILM
Ghostface Breaks the Bank: 'Scream 7' Sets Franchise Record with $64.1 Million Debut
Neve Campbell's return as Sidney Prescott propels the slasher sequel to a massive $97.2 million global opening, crushing previous series highs.
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TV
Veteran CBS News Producer Mary Walsh Exits, Citing 'Politicized Newsroom Shift'
After 46 years, Mary Walsh departs CBS News, alleging pressure to tailor reporting to a specific political viewpoint amidst a wider network transformation and other producer exits.
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FILM
Netflix Waves Goodbye to Warner Bros. Discovery Bid, Paramount Skydance Now Frontrunner
Streaming giant declines to sweeten its offer for WBD, clearing the path for Paramount Skydance's $110.9 billion all-cash proposal.
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FILM
Paramount Sweetens Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, Igniting Fresh Bidding War!
Paramount Global has upped its all-cash offer for Warner Bros. Discovery to $31 per share, challenging Netflix's standing $82.7 billion deal and intensifying the battle for the Hollywood giant.
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