Paramount seeks $1.88 billion bond to cover financial losses from blocked merger
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Paramount Skydance asked a federal judge on Monday to require California, 11 other states, and the Writers Guild of America to post a $1.88 billion bond that would cover the company’s financial losses from its blocked merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. In the newly filed court motion, Paramount argued the plaintiffs should post the bond […]
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Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery announced a $110 billion merger in February 2026. State attorneys general and the WGA filed lawsuits to block the deal based on antitrust theories.
- • Paramount seeks a $1.88 billion bond from California, 11 other states, and the WGA to cover merger delay costs.
- • The merger with Warner Bros. Discovery is currently blocked by antitrust litigation.
- • Paramount argues plaintiffs must post security for financial harm if their legal challenge fails.
Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery announced a $110 billion merger in February 2026. State attorneys general and the WGA filed lawsuits to block the deal based on antitrust theories.
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