WorldPingWhen Rob Bonta sued to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger in July, he said he was doing so because the Trump administration had failed to act for political reasons. “They are greenlighting deals that their own antitrust section at U.S.
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WorldPingUPDATED: A Zoom call on Wednesday with 500 senior Warner Bros staffers to discuss Paramount’s settlement of the antitrust lawsuit brought by state attorneys general related to its merger with WBD did little to dissipate the gloomy, Mordor-like clouds…
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