Paramount Demands $1.88 Billion Bond Over Warner Bros. Merger
Paramount is requiring states and the WGA to post a $1.88 billion bond to cover potential Warner Bros. bills, warning of financial consequences if their legal challenge to the merger fails. The company claims the states are attempting to shift responsibility for ongoing costs.
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- Paramount Argues That the States Post a $1.88 Billion Bond to Cover Warner Bros. Bills
- Paramount Warns CA AG Bonta & WGA Of WBD Merger Fallout & “Financial Consequences If Their Challenge Ultimately Fails”
- Paramount Repeats Demand That States and WGA Post $1.88 Billion Bond Over Warner Bros. Merger Delay, After AGs Argue Company Is Trying to ‘Offload Its Responsibility’ for Ticking Fees
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