Ellison Skips Senate Hearing as Family Death Shifts Paramount-Warner Merger Spotlight

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Paramount’s $111 billion bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery will proceed with a Senate antitrust hearing, but David Ellison won’t testify due to a death in the family; Paramount says he’s attending a funeral, despite pressure from Sen. Booker for him to appear, as lobbying and opposition to the deal from lawmakers and industry groups intensify.
- David Ellison Won’t Appear at Senate Hearing Over Warner Bros. Deal Due to a Death in the Family The Hollywood Reporter
- Paramount CEO David Ellison Can't Attend Senate Hearing on Warner Bros. Merger Because of Death in the Family Variety
- Paramount CEO To Skip Senate Hearing On Warner Bros. Merger Due To Funeral, Company Says AOL.com
- Cory Booker Invites David Ellison to Testify in Antitrust Hearing After Previous Absence Yahoo
- Paramount Skydance/Warner Bros. Discovery: Booker Schedules Wednesday Hearing on Deal Featuring Labor, Media Witnesses The Capitol Forum
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