Paramount's owners have made concessions to 12 Democratic state attorneys general to settle a lawsuit that threatened the media company's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The agreement aims to address concerns raised by the attorneys general regarding the deal.
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Paramount reaches agreement with state attorneys general regarding Warner Bros. Discovery deal
Paramount has reached an agreement with 12 Democratic state attorneys general to resolve a lawsuit that posed a risk to its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The concessions made by Paramount are intended to address the concerns of the attorneys general.
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