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British regulator may challenge Paramount takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery

Britain’s culture minister may challenge Paramount Skydance’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery — presenting a potential speed bump to David Ellison’s plan to wrap up his $111-billion deal by Septemb...

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UK Media Regulator “Minded to” Intervene in Paramount Takeover of Warner Bros.

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UK government 'minded to intervene' in Paramount WBD tie-up

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Paramount Skydance Offers Concessions to Facilitate EU Approval of $81 Billion Warner Bros Deal

Paramount Skydance PSKY -1.77% offered the European Union’s merger watchdog concessions to ease competition concerns as officials look into its planned $81 billion takeover of Warner Bros Discovery WB...

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UK ‘Minded to Intervene’ in Paramount’s Warner Bros. Deal Over Media Ownership Concerns

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UK government ‘minded to intervene’ in Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros Discovery – as it happened

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Paramount may sell Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network to close $110 billion WBD merger

Subtitle: Bloomberg reported this week that Paramount Skydance is prepared to divest one or both of its major kids TV brands to clear European Union antitrust objections to its $110 billion merger.

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Analysis-Britain's Paramount-Warner review may be aimed at commitments, not a veto

By Paul Sandle LONDON, July 2 (Reuters) - Britain's threat to intervene in the $110 billion Paramount-Warner deal could be less about blocking the transaction than extracting commitments on UK news, children's TV and investment,

UK Government Warns Paramount-Warner Deal Could Merge HBO Max, CNN and Channel 5 Under One Media Giant

The UK government is considering intervening in Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery due to concerns about media plurality and competition, with a decision expected after 6 July.

UK May Review Paramount-WBD Deal

UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said she is minded to intervene on public interest grounds. Her concerns center on whether the deal could affect media plurality and control of major media assets in the UK.