Paramount Skydance, WBD settle states’ antitrust suit over merger with consent decree approved by judge

Bitget2026/09/30 20:23

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Federal judge entered a multistate consent decree on Sept. 30, 2026, resolving a Clayton Act lawsuit seeking to block the WBD merger.
Order modified an existing no-close order, clearing the way for the transaction to close.
Decree imposes five-year theatrical release commitments, including minimum annual film counts and 45-day windows before streaming availability.
Missing annual release targets can trigger Miramax divestiture, or a USD 30 million contribution per film shortfall.
Separate basic-cable carriage negotiations required; an uncured material breach could force divestiture of several cable networks.

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Paramount Skydance, WBD settle states’ antitrust suit over merger with consent decree approved by judge

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