A federal judge reviewing the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger conditions was told the public cannot be left with “virtually nothing” as regulators assess whether the deal serves the public interest. The hearing in Washington underscored a central legal test: the transaction must be judged on its merits, not shaped by collusion between the companies and state officials.
"Judge Warns Paramount-WBD Deal Must Not Leave Public with ‘Virtually Nothing’"
A federal judge reviewing the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger conditions was told the public cannot be left with “virtually nothing” as regulators assess whether the deal serves the public interest. The hearing in Washington underscored a central legal test: the transaction must be judged on its merits, not shaped by collusion between the companies and state officials.
Judge Warns Paramount-WBD Deal Must Not Leave Public with ‘Virtually Nothing’
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A federal judge reviewing the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger conditions was told the public cannot be left with “virtually nothing” as regulators assess whether the deal serves the public interest. The hearing in Washington underscored a central legal test: the transaction must be judged on its merits, not shaped by collusion between the companies and state officials.
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