Paramount Acquisition Delay: Legal Hurdle in Warner Bros Deal

Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros faces delays, extending the closing date to after July 22. The Oregon Attorney General seeks a 60-day postponement to review records, requesting a court order for the delay. Originally slated to close by July 16, Paramount has revised its timeline.

Paramount Acquisition Delay: Legal Hurdle in Warner Bros Deal
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Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros, valued at $110 billion, has hit another roadblock, with the closing date now pushed beyond July 22.

The Oregon Attorney General, Dan Rayfield, is petitioning a Multnomah County court for a 60-day delay to scrutinize records thoroughly.

Initially, Paramount indicated a closing by July 16, but has since adjusted the timeline amid the state's intervention.

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