Warner Bros acquisition: judge approves settlement between Paramount Skydance and twelve states
The decision removes the last hurdle to creating a film and television giant.
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A judge has approved the settlement reached between Paramount Skydance and twelve US states over the Warner Bros acquisition.
The decision officially ends nearly three months of legal proceedings launched by those states in early July over competition concerns. It was the final obstacle to creating a film and television giant.
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