California Signals Legal Challenge to Paramount-Warner Merger

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California Attorney General Rob Bonta says the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger isn’t a done deal and that the California DOJ is conducting a thorough review with the potential to challenge the deal if regulators approve. The state could lead any lawsuits, even as Netflix’s bidding shift leaves Paramount in a stronger position; a California consumer lawsuit to block the deal exists but is seen as unlikely to succeed.
Topics:entertainment#antitrust#business#california-doj#paramount-warner-bros-merger#rob-bonta#state-regulators
- California Attorney General Plants Flag on Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger: “Not a Done Deal” The Hollywood Reporter
- Netflix co-CEO accuses James Cameron of spreading 'misinformation' about Warner Bros. acquisition Fox Business
- Eleven US states urge DOJ to thoroughly probe Netflix-Warner Bros. deal Reuters
- Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Sets Another Hearing On Netflix-Warner Bros. Merger Deadline
- GOP attorneys general ask DOJ to block Netflix-Warner Bros. Discovery deal The Hill
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