Oregon's attorney general retracted efforts to postpone Paramount's Warner Bros acquisition, citing non-cooperation, amid broader scrutiny over competition and industry concerns.
Paramount maintains that the deal is legal and beneficial for competition
Jul 11, 2026
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What's the storyOregon's Attorney General has withdrawn its motion to delay the $110 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros.
The move comes after Paramount refused to provide certain internal documents related to "Project Warrior" and previous lobbying efforts during Donald Trump's presidency.
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AG Dan Rayfield says Paramount clearly thinks “they’re above the law.”
Oregon withdraws motion to delay Paramount deal for Warner Bros, Reuters says
