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The $110 billion price tag for Warner Bros. Discovery sits as the controlling figure in Paramount's acquisition bid, a sum that now clears the final regulatory hurdle.
The studio has reached a settlement that resolves the primary obstacle to closing the transaction. Under the agreed terms, Paramount will not be required to divest any assets.
The company will also retain its operations in California. The math reconciles with the original bid structure, as no additional compensation or asset sales alter the headline deal value.
This outcome removes the last major uncertainty for shareholders and creditors who have been tracking the deal's progress.
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