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David Ellison Plans to Relocate Paramount Operations if Antitrust Settlement Negotiations Fail

David Ellison, CEO of Paramount, has announced plans to relocate the company's operations out of California if negotiations regarding an antitrust lawsuit do not advance by October 1. The lawsuit seeks to block the merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, and the company faces significant fees if the merger is not completed by that date. Potential new locations for Paramount's headquarters include Georgia, Texas, and Tennessee.

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David Ellison, CEO of Paramount, has announced plans to relocate the company's operations out of California if negotiations regarding an antitrust lawsuit do not advance by October 1. The lawsuit seeks to block the merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, and the company faces significant fees if the merger is not completed by that date. Potential new locations for Paramount's headquarters include Georgia, Texas, and Tennessee.

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David Ellison Says He'll Pull Paramount Out of California Starting Oct. 1 if States Refuse to Negotiate Settlement in Antitrust Suit

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David Ellison Plans to Relocate Paramount Operations if Antitrust Settlement Negotiations Fail