Paramount seeks up to $1.9B bond to press states in Warner merger battle
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Paramount Skydance asks California AG Rob Bonta and 11 other states, plus the Writers Guild, to post a bond of up to about $1.9 billion to cover potential costs if their antitrust challenge to the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger delays closing, including ticking-fee obligations; the move aims to pressure regulators as the deal proceeds toward a court fight.
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