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Warner Bros. shareholders approve Paramount merger

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Paramount-Warner Bros. Will Be 38.5% Owned by Middle Eastern Funds: Filing
Paramount Skydance said the merged Paramount- Warner Bros. Discovery will be 49.5% owned by foreign investors, with about 38.5% of the equity in the new company held by a trio of Middle Eastern funds.

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Paramount wants FCC to approve increased foreign ownership in Warner Bros. Discovery deal
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Warner Bros shareholders approve Paramount’s $81 billion takeover of the Hollywood giant
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Warner Bros. gains on report European antitrust regulator may clear Paramount Skydance deal
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) edged higher by 0.7% amid a report that European antitrust regulators are leaning toward approving the $110 billion sale to Paramount Skydance (PSKY).

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Paramount Warner Bros Acquisition Advances as FCC Reviews Foreign Investment Plan
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Paramount Will be 49.5% Foreign Owned After WBD Merger
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Paramount Asks FCC to Approve Middle East Investment in Warner Bros. Merger

Paramount Skydance is asking the Federal Communications Commission to approve the Middle East's equity investment in its $110 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. According to a public notice by the FCC on Monday,
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Paramount seeks FCC approval for foreign investors backing Warner Bros acquisition

By Jody Godoy and David Shepardson April 27 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance has asked the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to greenlight foreign investments backing its acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery,
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The Warner Bros. Sale to the Ellisons Illustrates Perfectly Why Shareholder Capitalism Is a Disaster

When Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders voted last Thursday on the Ellison family’s purchase of the company, the result wasn’t exactly close. Approximately 1.743 billion shares were cast in favor of the sale, while just 16.3 million were cast against it. That’s a ratio of roughly 99-to-1.

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