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Paramount escalates hostile takeover of Warner Bros.
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Warner Bros. Discovery stuck with Netflix's $82.7 billion bid last week, prompting Paramount Skydance to take drastic measures.
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Warner Bros. Discovery clapped back at Paramount Skydance's lawsuit seeking more financial details on WBD's deal with Netflix and said Paramount's continued campaign to try to convince Warner Bros. shareholders that its $30/share offer is superior is an attempt to "distract" investors.
David Ellison's Paramount Skydance on Monday sued Warner Bros. Discovery, seeking to force WBD to disclose financial details of its $83 billion deal with Netflix.
A Delaware judge dismissed Paramount's motion to expedite the lawsuit against WBD, which is seeking details on how WBD valued the overall Netflix transaction and the proposed Discovery Global networks spin-off.
A Delaware judge on Thursday rejected Paramount Skydance's bid to expedite its lawsuit demanding more information from Warner Bros. Discovery about how that company decided Netflix's proposed $72 billion takeover was better than its own $78 billion hostile bid.
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