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Paramount Skydance has settled two antitrust lawsuits related to its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, with terms including a $30 million penalty for failing to release a specified number of films and a $1.5 billion investment in California. The settlement has drawn criticism from some lawmakers and activists opposed to the merger.
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Paramount Skydance has settled two antitrust lawsuits related to its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, with terms including a $30 million penalty for failing to release a specified number of films and a $1.5 billion investment in California. The settlement has drawn criticism from some lawmakers and activists opposed to the merger.
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