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Paramount CEO David Ellison Skips Senate Hearing on Warner Bros. Deal Due to Family Death
Paramount CEO David Ellison will not appear at a Senate hearing concerning the Warner Bros. deal or merger. His company stated that his absence is due to a death in his family.
15 Apr, 12:51 — 15 Apr, 13:53
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varietyMostly Factual3d ago
Paramount CEO David Ellison Can’t Attend Senate Hearing on Warner Bros. Merger Because of Death in the Family, Company Says
Sen. Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, is holding a “spotlight hearing” Wednesday in Washington about Paramount Skydance’s proposed $111 billion deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. David Ellison, Paramount’s chairman and CEO, will not be able to attend the hearing because of a death in the family, according to the company. “Regretfully, Mr. Ellison […]
By Todd Spangler
Read full article →hollywood-reporterMostly Factual3d ago
David Ellison Won’t Appear at Senate Hearing Over Warner Bros. Deal Due to a Death in the Family
A D.C. hearing has been set up to look at the anticompetitive issues of Paramount's $111 billion deal.
By Erik Hayden
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