Judge halts $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. deal for 14 days
What's next: A lawsuit by 12 states will test whether the merger would illegally cut competition in film, cable and streaming.
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What's next: A lawsuit by 12 states will test whether the merger would illegally cut competition in film, cable and streaming.
Why it matters: Broadcasters have wide First Amendment protections, and the clash deepens a long-running fight over airing false election claims.
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What’s next: Paramount said it plans to close the deal soon, while California and EU antitrust scrutiny remains in play.
What’s next: California is still reviewing the deal and could sue, even after federal antitrust officials let the merger proceed.