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Cleared for Take Off: Paramount’s $111 Billion Warner Bros. Buy Greenlit By Judge (opens the original)
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A federal judge has signed off on a settlement allowing Paramount to close its $111 billion megadeal for Warner Bros. Discovery, ending a monthslong deadlock between the studio and states challenging the acquisition. U.S. District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin on Wednesday entered a consent decree agreed to by Paramount, the states and the Writers Guild of America. The deal is expected to close on Oct. 6. The court’s decision greenlighting the settlement was the last obstacle to CEO David Elliso
Disney Cuts Hundreds More Jobs in New Round of Layoffs as Corporate Streamlining Casualties Mount (opens the original)
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For months, employees at The Walt Disney Co. have been on edge. The entertainment giant has cut hundreds of jobs this year as it continues streamlining corporate operations. More have been expected. On Tuesday, the ax fell. A few hundred employees, mostly in human resources and tech, were laid off, a person familiar with the situation confirms to The Hollywood Reporter. The cuts are the fourth round of layoffs this year. A month into the job, CEO Josh D’Amaro in April eliminated around 1,000 job
Disney Seeking “Director of AI Enablement” After Warning of Layoffs Amid Companywide AI Push (opens the original)
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Disney is bracing for another round of layoffs, this time to its legal and global affairs department, as part of a corporate-wide workforce redesign in the adoption of artificial intelligence and other technologies. On Sept. 18, Horacio Gutierrez, Disney’s chief legal and global affairs officer, told employees that the company is undergoing a “transformation process” that will require “hard choices,” reported Deadline. He pointed to “automating certain workflows by leveraging the latest technolo
New York Times Sued by Shareholders Over Anti-Israel Bias (opens the original)
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The New York Times has been sued by Florida’s attorney general, who’s representing shareholders in a lawsuit accusing the company’s board of directors of failing to exercise proper oversight of editorial standards. The petition, filed on Wednesday in New York state court, alleges that the Times‘ credibility has been undermined by anti-Israel bias in the publication’s coverage of the war in Gaza. It demands access to internal documents in an attempt to uncover the absence of journalistic standard
California Vowed to Stop Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger. Why Did It Fold? (opens the original)
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For months, California Attorney General Rob Bonta told anyone who would listen that Paramount‘s $111 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery would ruin Hollywood and that he could stop the merger. Then, when his leverage appeared the highest, the political and economic realities surrounding the showdown became impossible for him to ignore. That pressure came from the top. Gov. Gavin Newsom had expressed concerns about the state’s lawsuit, particularly in relation to employment levels. He had inse
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