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Paramount Prepares to Bid to Acquire Warner Bros.

Paramount Skydance preparing bid for Warner Bros Discovery, source says

"For WBD shareholders, a cash-rich exit is far more appealing than waiting around for Zaslav’s restructuring magic to (maybe) pay off," eMarketer's Goldman said.

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Warner Bros. Discovery Stock Soars 26% As Ellison-Led Paramount Skydance Reportedly Plans Bid

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Warner Bros. Discovery Shares Spike on Report David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance Readying Acquisition Bid

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Paramount Plans Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery

Mr. Ellison is planning a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of HBO, CNN and the Warner Bros. movie studio, according to three people with knowledge of the plans.

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Paramount Skydance Preparing Bid For Warner Bros. Discovery: Report

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Warner Bros. Discovery jumps on report Paramount Skydance preparing offer

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Paramount to Begin Phased Return to Office in January

Paramount chairman and CEO David Ellison will require all of the company’s employees to work in the office five days a week, with a phased return to office set to begin in January, according to a new memo sent to staffers on Thursday.

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New Paramount CEO David Ellison issues ultimatum to workers: Return to office full-time or leave

New Paramount CEO David Ellison on Thursday told staff to return to the office full-time or accept a severance package.

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Why Paramount’s $7.7 Billion UFC Gamble Will Pay Off

With a monster deal for the UFC’s media rights, David Ellison now has a seat at the table to decide the future of sports broadcasting—and the streaming wars.

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UFC signs $7.7B broadcast deal with Paramount, PPV model will end in 2026

With its broadcast deal with ESPN set to expire later this year, TKO Group, which owns the UFC and WWE under one umbrella, has closed a deal with Paramount that will make that the new home of all UFC live events starting in 2026.

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Stephen Colbert jokes Paramount gifted him 'cancellation' for “The Late Show”'s“ ”10th anniversary: 'Thank you'

Stephen Colbert is giving his thanks to CBS’ parent company Paramount for their ever-so-thoughtful gift in honor of The Late Show ’s 10th anniversary. The comedian, who replaced David Letterman as host of the late-night program in 2015, shared his excitement for hitting the major television milestone during his opening monologue on Monday.