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The much-anticipated merger between Paramount Global and Skydance has come to a screeching halt as National Amusements, owned by Shari Redstone, has decided to stop talks with Skydance regarding the proposed deal. The news, reported by CNBC’s David Faber, sent shockwaves through the industry as stakeholders awaited the outcome. The merger, which was on the
The United Auto Workers President, Shawn Fain, is currently under investigation by a federal court-appointed watchdog, Neil Barofsky. The investigation is focused on whether Fain has abused his power as the union president. Additionally, accusations have been made against union leaders, including Fain, for obstructing the investigation and interfering with the watchdog’s access to information.
The Covid-19 pandemic exposed both vulnerabilities and resilience within the American economy, particularly in the child care sector. As daycares closed and schools shifted to remote learning, parents struggled to balance work and caring for their children. While employment in the child care industry has returned to pre-pandemic levels, there is still a shortage of
In a recent announcement, Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max revealed that it will be increasing the prices of its ad-free options. This decision comes amidst a trend where various streaming services are raising the cost of their memberships. The timing of this price increase is significant, given that it is just 12 days before the highly
Recently, Paramount and Skydance have reached an agreement on the terms of a merger, with CNBC’s David Faber reporting that a deal could be announced in the near future. This merger involves a special committee from Paramount and a buying consortium led by David Ellison’s Skydance, supported by private equity firms RedBird Capital and KKR.